Air transport plays a key role in global logistics, providing fast and efficient transportation of goods and passengers over long distances. Compared to other forms of transportation, such as sea or road, air transport offers exceptional speed and reliability. In this article, we will discuss what are the main modes of air transport, their characteristics,…
Air transport , or air transport, is one of the fastest forms of freight transport in the world. Thanks to its unique features, it allows for fast and safe delivery of shipments over long distances, both domestically and intercontinentally. Its role in global logistics is constantly growing, especially in the context of shipments that require fast…
The last 10 years have been a time of records for air freight forwarding. Both the glorious and the not so glorious. From 2015 to 2020, the annual share of the air freight forwarding market in global cargo transport consistently increased by several percent, reaching a record 8 percent in 2017. Three years later, with…
Air transport is the youngest and fastest growing branch of transport in the world. Its beginnings date back to the middle of the last century, when after World War II, airplanes began to be used for international, commercial transport of goods. Since then, this form of forwarding has recorded the greatest growth worldwide, slowly replacing…
Air freight is the fastest growing form of cargo transport worldwide. Despite the handbrake pulled in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused the biggest crisis in the history of the aviation industry (for many months air traffic was practically stopped and airline losses that could total nearly 140 billion dollars (IATA – International Air Transport…
Air transport plays a key role in global logistics, enabling fast delivery of goods over long distances. One of the basic documents necessary for the proper course of the air cargo transport process is the air waybill, or AWB (Air Waybill). This is a document that performs many functions – from confirming the contract between…