“The volatile nature of global airfreight market rates at present provides us with a strategic advantage.” – Jarryd Niescior, Aero Africa.
Executives from Kenya Airways visited South Africa in March to establish fresh timelines.
There has been a significant shift of cargo from sea to air, particularly impacting the west coast of Africa.
"The results will impact relationships with key trading partners that continue to seek economic stability." – Paul Danvers, Groupair.
"Thanks to the growing volumes, we can negotiate preferential rates with airlines, which we pass on to our clients." – Vernon Lines, Aero Africa.
A total of 50% of cargo customers include waste reduction along the supply chain among their top priorities, a recent survey shows.
The average global airfreight spot rate in March increased +7% from the previous month to $2.43 per kg – Xeneta.
Another pax carrier, the E195, is said to be part of the OEM’s E-Freighter programme.
Cape Town International Airport also reported a weekly increase in airfreight.
Minister urges national carrier’s 2 000 employees to work together as a team.
Pretorius cited the disruptions in ocean freight that were occurring due to attacks in the Red Sea, causing vessels to reroute.
The airline will operate these cargo flights using its diverse fleet of aircraft, including the Boeing 767-200F.
