IATA says African air cargo capacity rose by 14 per cent in August

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported that African air cargo capacity increased by 14 per cent in August. This growth in capacity outpaced the 3 per cent rise in cargo demand across the region, suggesting that airlines in Africa are expanding their cargo services to meet growing demand. The surge in air cargo capacity could have a positive impact on trade and economic growth in Africa, as it may facilitate the transportation of goods and commodities across the continent.

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African air cargo capacity rose by 14 per cent in August, outpacing demand growth. This could lead to increased efficiency and profitability for airlines.

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