IATA forecasts for 2013 are more optimistic about the prospects of aviation freight

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) recently released the 2013 first quarter report showed 2013 air freight, air freight is more optimistic about the prospects, freight demand continued to improve, increase in cargo volume.
Because of the global economic prospects are more optimistic, the United States and China's strong economic performance, the euro zone economic stability, the level of business confidence will maintain a moderate growth in the next few months. European consumer confidence index has been improved in 2013, American consumers are still optimistic about the economic outlook, these favorable factors drive the air freight growth in recent months. In addition, the British capital investment intention also improved in 2013. Freight market started to recover, freight demand showing positive signs.
This, IATA expects demand in 2013 will grow 2.7% air freight. Asian Airlines Air freight market share accounted for about 40%, Asian airlines cargo demand will grow at an average of 4.9%. In 2013, the airline industry annual income will reach $671000000000, $12000000000 more than last year.
With the new aircraft delivered in 2013, aircraft utilization under pressure. But the freight charge is optimistic, expected 2013 earnings will be steady growth, freight volume will continue to increase the loading rate, strong demand to improve.
MYEX min Asia International Express
2013-04-17