Air cargo tonnages softened in the third week of July from most of the world’s main regions, with few signs of any last-minute surge in tonnages ahead of the latest US tariff deadline, currently set for 1 August.
According to the latest weekly figures and analysis from WorldACD Market Data, worldwide tonnages dipped by -2%, week on week (WoW), in week 29 (14–20 July) following three weeks of relatively stable volumes in late June and early July. Origin regions Africa, Asia Pacific, Central & South America (CSA), and Europe each recorded a -3% WoW fall in chargeable weight, while Middle East & South Asia (MESA) showed only a small decline (-1%), and North America tonnages remained flat, based on the more than 500,000 weekly transactions covered by WorldACD’s data. The pattern is indicative of a seasonal slowing linked to the start of the northern hemisphere’s summer holiday period.
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