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AIR CARGO TRAFFIC CLIMBS FOR FIRST TIME SINCE JULY 2008

20 January 2010 by TPC 0 Comments

The ATA is reporting the first climb in air cargo traffic since July 2008.  U.S. Airlines saw cargo traffic jump 7% year over year with strong international growth (11%).  James May, President of the ATA says the economy appears to be bottoming out, but remains fairly cautious:

“The global recession, accompanied by high levels of unemployment, hit air travel demand especially hard in 2009 but the declines appear to be bottoming out. Anecdotal evidence suggests a positive revenue trajectory in 2010.   However, we are seeing higher fuel prices as well, which could hinder recovery efforts.”

Source: ATA

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