Description:

The borders restrictions applicable since January 24th are now lifted.

Impact(s):

Operations and activities are now functional.

The latest news about Air Freight and Sea Freight Market - February/2022 (First Fortnight).

Key Points:

-Global:

• The rebound in economic activity in 2021 means output in most OECD countries has now surpassed levels in late 2019. The latest GDP growth projections show how they are now converging on their pre pandemic path...

-Air Freight:

• As of the 1st of January 2022, 85.484 commercial flights were flown in the last seven days, compared to 61.047 and 108.538 in 2021 and 2020, respectively...

• International air cargo capacity was up +2% between 3-16 Jan compared to the same weeks in 2019. It is up for the first time since COVID, although mostly due to a capacity dip in the first weeks of 2019...

- Sea Freight:

• 56 cancelled sailings have been announced between weeks 05 and 08, out of a total of 553 scheduled sailings, representing 10% cancellation rate...

• Schedule reliability dropped again to 32.0% the lowest ever global schedule reliability since Sea Intelligence started the measurement in 2011...

• According to the latest data on the Alphaliner Weekly Newsletter, last year saw a massive 31.2% capacity increase on the Asia North America trade...

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Impact(s):

Borders remain functional under cargo/product restrictions* until further notice possible delay may impact operations and activities.

*HUMANITARIAN / ESSENTIAL CARGO + DEFENSE & SECURITY MATERIAL TO FDS ONLY

The latest edition of Ocean Freight Market Update - January/2022.

In this edition, you will find;

- Highlights

- Focus

- Trade Route Analysis

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The latest edition of Air Freight Market Update - January/2022.

In this edition, you will find;

- Market Overview

- Focus

- Jet Fuel Monitor

- Global Demand & Capacity

- Trade Route Analysis

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The latest news about Air Freight and Sea Freight Market - January/2022 (First Fortnight).

Key Points:

-Global:

• The rebound in economic activity in 2021 means output in most OECD countries has now surpassed levels in late 2019. The latest GDP growth projections show how they are now converging on their pre pandemic path...

-Air Freight:

• As of the 4 th of January 2022, 85.609 commercial flights were flown in the last seven days, compared to 69.390 and 109.020 in 2021 and 2020, respectively...

• International air cargo capacity was down -4% between 29 Nov-12 Dec compared to the same weeks in 2019. Transatlantic air cargo capacity in the last two weeks was only ~5% down on 2019 (vs. 12% two weeks ago)...

- Sea Freight:

• 58 cancelled sailings have been announced between weeks 52 and 03, out of a total of 545 scheduled sailings, representing 11% cancellation rate...

• Schedule reliability declined M/M in November by -0.6 percentage points to 33.6% maintaining the range of 33%-40% seen throughout the year...

• The number of scrubber fitted container ships has risen to 850 as of 20 December, an increase of 150 ships compared to the start of the year. The total capacity of the scrubber-fitted fleet now equals 7.52 Mteu - just shy of 30% of the total container fleet, up from 25% at the start of the year...

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The latest edition of Ocean Freight Market Update - December/2021.

In this edition, you will find;

- Highlights

- Focus

- Trade Route Analysis

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The latest edition of Air Freight Market Update - December/2021.

In this edition, you will find;

- Market Overview

- Focus

- Jet Fuel Monitor

- Global Demand & Capacity

- Trade Route Analysis

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The latest news about Air Freight and Sea Freight Market - December/2021 (Second Fortnight).

Key Points:

-Global:

• Global GDP is projected to grow by 5.7% in 2021 and 4.5% in 2022. A strong rebound in Europe, the likelihood of additional fiscal support in the United States next year...

-Air Freight:

• As of the 16 th December 2021, 92.336 commercial flights were flown in the last seven days, compared to 69.957 and 112.699 in 2020 and 2019 respectively...

• In week 48, worldwide volume decreased by -1% compared with previous week. Worldwide capacity remained stable week over week...

- Sea Freight:

• 41 cancelled sailings have been announced between weeks 50 and 01, out of a total of 552 scheduled sailings, representing 7 cancellation rate...

• Schedule reliability recorded another marginal improvement in October, of 0 4 percentage points to 34.4% maintaining the range of 34%-40% seen throughout the year...

• Data from the last November edition of the Alphaliner Weekly Newsletter shows that as in 2020, Yang Ming, Evergreen and Wan Hai have registered the largest share price increases during 2021...

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The latest news about Air Freight and Sea Freight Market - December/2021 (First Fortnight).

Key Points:

-Global:

• Global GDP is projected to grow by 5.7% in 2021 and 4.5% in 2022. A strong rebound in Europe, the likelihood of additional fiscal support in the United States next year...

-Air Freight:

• As of 29th of November 2021, 90.495 commercial flights were flown in the last seven days, compared to 66.856 and 109.376 in 2020 and 2019 respectively...

• In week 46, worldwide volume decreased by -1% compared with previous week. Worldwide capacity increased by +1% week-over-week.

- Sea Freight:

• 47 cancelled sailings have been announced between weeks 48 and 51..

• The composite index remained stable this week but remains 224% higher than a year ago...

• Schedule reliability recorded another marginal improvement in October, of 0.4 percentage points to 34.4% maintaining the range of 34%-40% seen throughout the year...

• Data from the last November edition of the Alphaliner Weekly Newsletter shows that Matson and the OCEAN Alliance get their inbound TP Sailings berthed at LA/LB much faster than competitors...

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The latest edition of Air Freight Market Update - November/2021.

In this edition, you will find;

- Market Overview

- Focus

- Jet Fuel Monitor

- Global Demand & Capacity

- Trade Route Analysis

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The latest news about Air Freight and Sea Freight Market - November/2021 (Second Fortnight).

Key Points:

-Global:

• Global GDP is projected to grow by 5.7% in 2021 and 4.5% in 2022. A strong rebound in Europe, the likelihood of additional fiscal support in the US next year...

-Air Freight:

• As of 17th of November 2021, 26.181.614 commercial flights have been flown this year, 23% more than 2020 and less than 2019...

• In week 44, worldwide volume decreased by -6% compared with previous week. Worldwide capacity increased by +1% week-over-week.

- Sea Freight:

• 50 cancelled sailings have been announced between weeks 46 and 49..

• The composite index remained steady this week but remains 250% higher than a year ago...

• Schedule reliability hasn’t improved since September 2021 and is still a growing problem with carriers...

• Data from the latest November edition of the Alphaliner Weekly Newsletter shows that not a single ship on the Transatlantic and Far East - East N Europe trades arrived on time for its next trip in week 45 without skipping ports.

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