Air freight grows 14.4pc in October
Geneva, November 25, 2010
Growth in international air cargo ticked up in October, after falling since May, to be 14.4 percent higher year-on-year, the airline industry body Iata said on Thursday.
Iata said freight -- an important indicator of world trade and hence economic recovery -- to be at a turning point although it was too soon to say whether the uptick marked a new trend.
Passenger traffic was 10.1 percent higher in October than a year earlier, the International Air Transport Association said in its monthly analysis of air traffic. - Reuters
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