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Vaccine shipments account for 120,000 tonnes of airfreight, Cargo Facts Consulting finds

Interactive dashboard illustrates capacity needs by country

Guillermo Ochovo by Guillermo Ochovo
February 18, 2021
in Routes, Specialty Cargo
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After months of tracking the international production and distribution process for the COVID-19 vaccine, Cargo Facts Consulting has concluded that the vaccine’s effect on global airfreight will be relatively modest. The additional intercontinental and intraregional traffic will amount to around 50,000 tonnes of air cargo spread unevenly across the next two years. However, it is […]

 

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