ACN this month: Transpacific capacity conundrum and the challenge of humanitarian logistics

Read the top Air Cargo News stories [View the web version]( | [Add us as safe sender]( | [Forward this email]( April 2024 [Email]( [Email]( [Email]( [Email]( April's premium content Last month's news highlights Air cargo has been flying over the first three months of the year as e-commerce volumes and the Red Sea crisis combined to push double-digit improvements in demand. In this issue, our transpacific outlook highlights how the strong demand levels are affecting the market, while our data hub section tracks the rate of improvement. We also hear from Chapman Freeborn on its humanitarian efforts and Ian Putzger outlines the challenges faced by Boeing. [✈ 20 parties interested in buying DB Schenker]( [✈ Emirates' Sultan switches to passenger]( [✈ Hawaiian takes on second Amazon A330F]( [✈ SGL plans for further acquisitions]( [✈ Amazon Air simplifies its network]( [✈ Freighter operators face margin squeeze]( Special Report: Transpacific trade lane Recovering transpacific market needs more lift Capacity on the transpacific trade lane needs to continue to grow in order to match a recent surge in e-commerce volumes... [Read More ✈]( Interview: Marcel Kolb, Chapman Freeborn Delivering more than just the goods Chapman Freeborn's Marcel Kolb discusses the fast-paced nature of humanitarian air charter operations and the need for staff to go the... [Read More ✈]( The Putzger Perspective Maxed out Boeing is in hot water over the safety of its 737 Max planes, leaving the industry with many questions about the future of the plane manufacturer's production and supply chains... [Read More ✈]( Focus: Rotate Rotate goes 360 in air cargo data Rotate is focusing on rapid product development and tackling real air cargo industry issues with practical solutions... [Read more ✈]( Supply chain spotlight: Logistics UK Are wholesale UK airport slot allocation reform changes necessary? The UK Government’s consultation on proposals to reform the airport slot allocation system closed in early March and while undoubtedly there is room for improvement, cargo could lose out... [Read More ✈]( Data hub Air cargo demand rises 11% in March Global air cargo market demand rose 11% year on year for a third consecutive month in March and it was no surprise that e-commerce and Red Sea shipping disruption helped propel volumes... [Read More ✈]( Air cargo demand still growing after LNY but rate of improvement slows There had been much speculation in air cargo about whether the strong demand growth reported over the first two months of the year would continue past the Lunar New Year holiday but it appears the buoyant... [Read More ✈]( [CONTACT US]( Air Cargo News, 1st Floor Chancery House, St Nicholas Way Sutton, Surrey, SM1 1JB, United Kingdom Copyright © 2024 DVV Media International Ltd All rights reserved. By viewing this site you agree to our [Terms and Conditions]( and [Privacy Policy](. Website by DVV Media International Ltd. [Unsubscribe here](