Air cargo is being hit from three sides at once: capacity is collapsing, costs are rising, and demand is turning unpredictable. Jet fuel prices have surged from roughly USD 90 to nearly USD 200 per barrel at peak levels, forcing airlines to raise fuel surcharges by as much as 34% in some cases.
The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted operations through airspace closures, grounded fleets, and rising fuel and insurance costs, while demand volatility adds further pressure. Real-time visibility is still missing – and in a market like this, flying blind comes at a cost. Information is now the single, most important advantage.
