Covid 19 lands a punch on int'l air cargo capacity
The pandemic's sway on international air cargo capacity nudges industry players to seek out adaptation measures.
The pandemic years dealt a blow with air cargo capacities dropping to levels below 2019.
3 May 2022 12:15 PM GMT
Accenture's recently released report reveals the pandemic's ripple effect on air cargo capacity worldwide. Citing Covid 19 as the main reason for a drop in global air cargo capacity, the Accenture report goes on to state that as "the world returns to the skies once again, industry players are adapting to a very different landscape."
The only ray of hope, according to the report is the reopening of Shanghai factories with lockdown restrictions set to be lifted: "As Shanghai factories are preparing to reopen and restrictions are lifted, air cargo capacity could be less constrained in the near future."
Check out the infographic below to learn more:
Impact of Covid-19 on Air Cargo Capacity by Manjula Nair
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