Global air cargo demand finished a tumultuous 2025 on a high with volumes up 6 per cent year-on-year in December, but flatlining e-commerce shipments ex-China will create concern for airlines and forwarders reliant on consumers’ online buying sprees, according to Xeneta. Better-than-expected volumes over the last quarter of the year helped demand record +4 per cent growth in weight year-on-year for 2025, reflecting many shippers’ willingness to shift away from other modes to the speed and reliability of air cargo during times of disruption and economic uncertainty.
Global air cargo demand goes up 6% YOY: Xeneta
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