EnAmazon.com’s move to charter its own fleet of aircraft is a logical response to its growing delivery ambitions, and reflects the broader growth in airfreight (IATA data showed a 4.3% growth in airfreight in June) as e-commerce continues to expand. Yet, it seems unlikely that it will need its own, branded seaborne transport yet, despite … Continue reading “No Need to Photoshop an Amazon Containership, Yet”
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