Neste, the world’s leading producer of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), revises some of its climate targets due to the company’s current financial position and streamlined investment portfolio. Reaching the original climate targets by the previously communicated, very ambitious target years would have required significant investments that are currently not realistic. Neste continues to drive growth in renewable fuels, providing alternatives to fossil fuels to mitigate … [Read more...] about Neste revises some of its climate targets
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Standardising air cargo quality through data and collaboration with Cargo iQ
Air cargo hubs operate in a fast-paced, complex environment where quality management is crucial—but not always straightforward. In this Q&A, Marie Seco-Köppen, Executive Director of Cargo iQ, explains how the coalition of air cargo stakeholders is working to bring consistency to how quality is measured across hubs, gateways, and regional airports. While specific examples are often confidential, the approach is clear: rely on consistent performance metrics and embrace digital tools, and … [Read more...] about Standardising air cargo quality through data and collaboration with Cargo iQ
Xeneta: Volumes up +5% in November, but air cargo’s e-commerce ‘growth engine’ is slowing down
Christmas came early for global air cargo volumes in November with a further +5% year-on-year boost in demand adding to the seasonal cheer, but the industry’s e-commerce ‘growth engine’ of the past two years is slowing down, according to the latest market analysis from Xeneta. While the demand outlook for the traditionally busiest time of year looked flat heading into the last four months of 2025, September and October’s demand levels were surprisingly robust at +3% and +4% year-on-year, … [Read more...] about Xeneta: Volumes up +5% in November, but air cargo’s e-commerce ‘growth engine’ is slowing down
Xeneta: October air cargo volumes surprise with +4% growth, but is Europe-North America slump a ‘bellwether for global trade’?
Global air cargo volume growth slowed in October but still recorded a stronger than expected +4% rise year-on-year, despite the easing of frontloading of imports by businesses countering the cost of tariffs and effects of the US de minimis ban, according to industry analysts Xeneta. The latest monthly data supports Xeneta’s forecast in September of an overall +3-4% growth in demand for 2025, but more worrying trends indicate challenging times ahead for airlines and freight forwarders as the … [Read more...] about Xeneta: October air cargo volumes surprise with +4% growth, but is Europe-North America slump a ‘bellwether for global trade’?
Xeneta: Air cargo demand slows into Q4, but 2025 set for 3–4% growth despite trade turbulence
The global air cargo market is on course for +3-4% growth in demand in 2025 based on current trading conditions, but after unexpectedly high volumes over the summer, September’s data showed signs of growth slowing heading into the final quarter of the year, according to industry analysts Xeneta. At what would traditionally be seen as the commencement of the peak season for air cargo volumes, demand growth slowed to +3% year-on-year – on a par with growth in capacity - in September following … [Read more...] about Xeneta: Air cargo demand slows into Q4, but 2025 set for 3–4% growth despite trade turbulence
Xeneta: Air cargo ‘riding the wave of economic uncertainty’ as August records another 5% year-on-year growth in demand
A surprise summer of growth in global air cargo volumes showed no sign of abating in August as demand rose +5% year-on-year for a second consecutive month, but falling spot rates are likely to be a more telling indicator of the market outlook as shippers, airlines, and forwarders continue to battle against economic uncertainty, say industry analysts, Xeneta. Despite the rise in cargo volumes, alongside a similar +4% year-on-year growth in capacity supply, the average global spot rate fell for a … [Read more...] about Xeneta: Air cargo ‘riding the wave of economic uncertainty’ as August records another 5% year-on-year growth in demand
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