In the face of an increasingly unpredictable global landscape, supply chains are under pressure to deliver both efficiency and resilience. Air cargo, which saw 14 months of consecutive double-digit demand

growth, with volumes climbing 11% year over year in December 2024,1 has emerged as a pivotal tactic in bolstering supply chain resiliency, providing agile solutions when other modes falter.

Volatility has become the new normal in global logistics

Today’s leading organizations recognize that integrating air freight into strategic planning is not merely a contingency; it’s a proactive measure for business continuity. As the world grows more connected, the ripple effects of a single localized disruption can quickly escalate, sending shockwaves through entire networks and paralyzing efficient operations on a global scale.