E-commerce Surge Reshapes Air Cargo Operations and Business Models
The rapid growth of global e-commerce is fundamentally changing the air cargo industry, forcing a major shift away from traditional business models. Carriers are now adapting to handle smaller, direct-to-consumer shipments, a significant departure from legacy bulk freight operations. In response, key players like Challenge Group are investing heavily in specialized infrastructure, such as dedicated e-commerce hubs at major airports. This industry-wide evolution requires a complete rethinking of the value chain to meet the speed and efficiency demands of online retail.
Official Source: https://aircargoweek.com/rising-e-commerce-demand-prompts-new-operational-models/
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