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Central Asia’s Growing Role in Global Air Cargo Flows
The global air cargo map is evolving with new corridors growing in importance.
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Travelers Opt to Stay Closer to Home This Summer
Despite the major disruption to travel caused by the war in Iran and the exceptionally high jet fuel prices, global air passenger ticket bookings rose by 6% in March and April, for travel between June and September, compared to the same months in 2025.
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Airlines Rebalance Asia Pacific Traffic Amid Iran War
The Middle East’s geographic position makes it a major global transfer hub, shaping traffic flows across many long-haul corridors, particularly linking Asia Pacific with other regions.
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The Potential of Energy Crops
Energy crops can boost biomass availability while promoting positive environmental outcomes such as improved soil health, water quality, and biodiversity, as well as avoiding potential land-use-change issues.
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Weaker Yen Boosts International Travel to Japan
The Japanese yen (JPY) has followed a prolonged weakening trend against the US dollar (USD) since 2013.
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Understanding Variability in Air Cargo Emissions Tools
There are significant discrepancies in the flight emissions data available to shippers, depending on the emissions calculator used.
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Air Cargo and US Imports: Frontloading and Beyond
Air cargo was central to enabling front loading in early 2025 and continues to play an important role in US imports in 2026, notably in comparison to US imports by other modes of transport.
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Low-Volume Routes Most Vulnerable to Being Discontinued
Globally, 6,500 routes operated in 2024 were discontinued in 2025. In total, routes offering less than 20,000 seats constituted 41.8% of the global network but 91.8% of all cancelations.
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Loss of Within-Europe Regional Connectivity
The aviation market in Europe is expanding significantly, as passenger numbers were 26% higher in 2025 than in 2016.
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Global Air Traffic Disruptions in Strategic Middle East Hub
Thanks to its strategic location, the Middle East is a global transit hub for long-haul travel. 10% of all global international Revenue Passenger-Kilometers (RPK) passed through airports in the region in 2025.
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