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Pivot to computing cargo

AI infrastructure overtakes e‑commerce as main driver of air‑freight growth

Air‑freight demand is shifting sharply as the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure becomes the sector’s strongest growth driver, according to data from analytics group Rotate. Shipments linked to cloud‑computing projects rose by 49 per cent in 2025,…
Middle East war

Air freight rates set to stay high despite ceasefire

The US-Iran ceasefire will bring some relief to air freight markets but no quick return to normal, Xeneta said. Rates on the Middle East hub corridors are unlikely to normalise for one to two months. Spot rates rose as much as 105 per cent on the…
Network changes

Gulf air freight capacity begins to recover

Air freight capacity on the routes to and from the Gulf region most affected by the war in Iran is gradually recovering. According to data from the consultancy firm Rotate, immediately after the outbreak of war on 28 February, capacity from Europe to…
Deregulation

Germany's transport ministry left to absorb air travel tax cuts

A plan to cut Germany's air travel taxes by 1.5 billion euros through 2030 leaves the transport ministry to foot the bill, with no indication of where the savings should come from, according to a draft document seen by DVZ International. The cuts,…
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