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Regency Freight, a leading transportation and logistics company, proudly announces the expansion of its fleet with the acquisition of a brand-new van. This strategic move comes in response to the company's continuous growth and increasing customer demands for efficient and reliable delivery services.

Airfreight could benefit from the infrastructure and resource concerns generated as the trend for companies re-shoring from China gathers pace.

2022 saw its fair share of challenges within the logistics industry, as the UK continued to navigate post-pandemic life and the government underwent reforms.

As 2023 soldiers on, the outlook for air freight recovery in the second half appears muted, at best. But airlines claim that the winners will be those that can adapt, and fast.

With the start of Northern Hemisphere airline summer schedules at the start of April, the addition of additional services has meant the addition of significantly more bellyhold capacity in the market.

Amidst the economic doom and gloom, with claims of a looming recession in the US, voices in air freight are pointing to signs that suggest the year may go out with a (positive) bang.

The arms race among airlines in the lucrative and fast-growing pharma and life sciences sector is at full throttle.

The latest industry data indicates a glimmer of hope for the international air cargo industry, with both demand and capacity improving in February and March.

In an impressive display of efficiency, Regency Freight swiftly organized the collection and delivery of a time-sensitive Aircraft on Ground (AOG) shipment within a narrow two-hour timeframe.