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In the fight against the pandemic COVID-19 medical equipment is on top of the priority list. This means that when we got the chance to coordinate an airfreight shipment of ICU monitors from Hong Kong to Spain, our team worked around the clock across and across continents to make it happen.

The ongoing restrictions on passenger airline flights between US and Europe have increased demand for alternative cargo solutions ensuring Scandinavian and US companies can maintain a steady flow of deliveries. Latest SAS Cargo and Scan Global Logistics (SGL) have joined forces and established a direct cargo charter flight out of Scandinavia to Chicago with scheduled departure 26th March from Stockholm

India have chosen to implement a strict lock-down in all districts with confirmed COVID-19 cases. As we speak, we have confirmation that all airports and ports are closed until March 31.

Cargo is moving across borders - Corona Virus (COVID-19)

In order to drive an end2end customer experience where agility, responsiveness and professionalism are cornerstones in the way we handle our customer’s business, we will strengthen our global structure with Mads Drejer assuming the position as COO Ocean and Air Freight effective January 1st, 2020.

Facing the challenges around the yearly peak season, Scan Global Logistics offers an expanded intermodal service from APAC to Europe.

Q1 in 2018 continued to show global growth of air freight across all trade lanes. However, not at the same pace as seen during end of 2017. In fact, March was the first month in 20 consecutive months, where the annual pace of capacity growth exceeded demand.

According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the demand of global airfreight grew more than 9 % last year - a growth increase that is twice as high as the previous year. In comparison with the general demand for global trade of goods, the demand for global airfreight surpassed the growth by twofold.