What US Trade Tariffs Could—Or Could Not—Mean For Air Cargo Operators
Boeing 777Fs at Cologne Bonn Airport.
Credit: Rob Finlayson
Air cargo operators are trying to keep calm as concern grows about what US President Donald Trump’s threats of tariffs ultimately will mean for their businesses and for global trade. Tariffs tend to reduce the sale of goods in and out of the tariff imposer nation (in this case, the US) and the...
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