Saudi disruption squeezes air cargo capacity as peak looms

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Attacks on Saudi airports have led airlines to suspend services, cutting Riyadh’s outbound air-cargo capacity by about one-third. The disruption removes both dedicated freighter capacity and cargo space in passenger aircraft as the peak shipping season approaches.

Riyadh’s international outbound air cargo capacity has fallen by a third as attacks on Saudi airports prompt airlines to suspend services, removing both freighter lift and bellyhold space.  The post Saudi disruption squeezes air cargo capacity as peak looms appeared first on The Loadstar.