High-value technology exports are replacing cross-border e-commerce as the primary growth engine for global air freight, providing a crucial buffer for airlines against operating costs
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Airbus SE expects global air cargo demand to keep growing despite trade tensions and geopolitical disruptions, betting that rising shipments of AI hardware and other high-value goods will offset slower growth in cross-border e-commerce.
The carrier is bolstering routes across Southeast Asia and the Americas to transport servers and semiconductors, offsetting the…
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