Rhenus, a global logistics provider, has reported a significant uptick in its airfreight operations between Spain and Latin America. For the current year, air cargo volumes originating from Spain and destined for Latin American countries have increased by 35.1% compared to the previous year. This growth is attributed to the expanding trade connections and economic ties between these two regions.
For freight forwarders and operations managers, this indicates a robust and growing trade lane. The substantial increase in airfreight volumes suggests strong demand, which could lead to tighter capacity and potentially higher rates on this specific route. Forwarders should monitor capacity availability and pricing trends closely when planning shipments from Spain to Latin America, and consider securing space in advance where possible.
