Global Air Cargo Industry Looks To Post-COVID Future

August 01, 2022
Boeing 777-8F cargo aircraft in flight
Boeing launched the 777-8 Freighter at the beginning of this year and has racked up more than 50 orders.
Credit: PRNewsfoto/Boeing
While the pandemic may be far from over, the air cargo market—a sector that has played a key role amid the upheaval, and which has seen significant changes because of COVID-19—is now looking to the future, with multiple factors set to drive long-term growth even if the short-term picture is more...

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