Facing drone and missile threats in the Red Sea, cargo owners consider airfreight a swift alternative to shipping delays.
Global companies are rushing to shift some ocean freight to airlines because they don't know how long the Red Sea shipping issue will endure and because there won't be enough vessels for the export rush before China's New Year celebration. This is according to logistics specialists.
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