Global Air Cargo Demand Rises Amid Altered Trade Patterns
In September 2025, the global air cargo market saw a 2.9% increase in demand compared to the previous year, driven by altered trade patterns and capacity adjustments. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported growth in air cargo demand for the 7th straight month, with a focus on adapting to shifting market demands.
Notable increases were seen in African and Asia-Pacific airlines, while North American carriers experienced a slight decrease. Willi Walsh, IATA's Director General, highlighted the impact of trade policies and global economic trends on air cargo growth.
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