Global air cargo tonnages rise YoY in September while week‑40 volumes dip

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In September, worldwide air cargo tonnages grew year‑on‑year, rising 10 % from Asia Pacific and North America origins, 9 % from the Middle East and South Asia, 8 % from Europe and Africa, and 5 % from Central and South America.

During week 40 (28 September‑4 October), overall air cargo capacity increased about 4 % YoY, with freighter capacity up 7 % and passenger belly‑hold capacity up 2 %, while total tonnages fell 2 % mainly due to a 2 % week‑on‑week decline from Asia Pacific origins.

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