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Damian Brett

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As seen in: Air Cargo News, Flightglobal, NewsBreak, Our Community Now, Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International, Hong Kong News Network, Transportation Times | UK
Air Cargo News journalist, covering the world of air cargo and freight forwarding. Former publications: Containerisation International, Lloyd's List and IFW
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Baltic Exchange expands airfreight spot indices with new China routes

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By Damian Brett Verified
| Air Cargo News Verified
The Baltic Exchange and TAC Innovation have expanded their airfreight spot indices with the addition of three new routes out of Shanghai in response to increased market volatility. The new indices will cover routes from Shanghai to Central Europe, the US west coast and the US mid-west. They join existing spot indices originating from Hong Kong, India and the Republic of Korea.
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Menzies utilises refugees to tackle recruitment challenge

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By Damian Brett Verified
| Air Cargo News Verified
WORKFORCE | 19 June 2026 Juliet Thomson, Menzies Aviation. Image: © The aviation industry is entering one of the biggest hiring cycles in its history. An estimated 2.3m new professionals will be needed globally by 2044, with 1.5m people required in the next decade, writes Menzies Aviation chief people officer, Juliet Thomson. Competition for talent is already intense. Employers who limit their search to traditional pipelines will struggle to keep pace.
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Semiconductor demand helps push transpac aircraft utilisation to its limits

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By Damian Brett Verified
| Air Cargo News Verified
Booming volumes of semiconductors combined with the Middle East crisis have pushed aircraft cargo utilisation levels on the transpacific trade to their maximum, according to data provider Xeneta. Figures from Xeneta show that the dynamic load factor – taking into account space and weight – on services from Asia Pacific to North America currently stands at 90%.
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