Global Air Cargo Demand Up 5.5%
News: Global air cargo demand rose 5.5% year-on-year in November 2025, driven by strong holiday-season shipments and tight delivery timelines, according to IATA.
International traffic led growth, up 6.9%, while global cargo capacity increased 4.7%. Demand was supported by emerging markets, Middle East growth, and trade re-routing, offsetting weakness in the Americas amid US tariff adjustments.
Economic signals were mixed: global goods trade grew 2%, manufacturing sentiment improved, but jet fuel prices rose 5.9% due to refinery disruptions.
Regionally, Africa (+15.6%) and Asia-Pacific (+10.3%) led gains, while North America (-1.6%) and Latin America (-4.8%) declined. Asia-centric trade lanes remained strong, and load factors stayed stable at 49.1%.
Source: Logistics Insider
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