An 11th aircraft will be introduced in due course. Production in Asian countries has become particularly active. That has led to a dramatic increase in exports from Japan to Asia. However, the sharp hike in the price of crude oil price has hurt NCA financially. As for the future, we think air cargo volume will keep growing in the long-term.
Air cargo is the most suitable form of transportation to comply with that requirement.
Negative factors facing the air cargo industry this year include the slowdown in U.S. economic growth, the euro s weakening against the dollar and Japanese yen, and the high price of crude oil. The trans-Pacific trade may see a decline in cargo movement from Japan and Asia into the United States because of the U.S. economic slowdown. The weak euro has a negative influence on the European economy. This currency situation decelerates exports from Japan and the rest of Asia, but it helps to accelerate shipments from Europe to Japan. The Journal of Commerce.