- Michael Steen CEO of Atlas Air led the discussion.
- Experts reviewed air cargo performance amid tariff changes.
- The panel addressed global trading pattern shifts.
- The session formed part of the 82nd IATA Annual General Meeting.
Air cargo leaders reviewed sector performance and future prospects during a dedicated session at the IATA AGM in Rio de Janeiro.
Michael Steen CEO of Atlas Air joined industry experts to examine impacts from changes in tariff policies and global trading patterns. The discussion assessed how air cargo contributes to international supply chains.
Participants analysed current freight volumes and capacity adjustments made by carriers in response to evolving trade policies. They considered operational adaptations required for routes affected by new tariffs and shifts in manufacturing locations. The session highlighted the critical function of air cargo in time sensitive deliveries and high value goods transport.
Experts exchanged information on regulatory developments and infrastructure needs that influence sector growth. The panel formed part of the 82nd IATA Annual General Meeting held in Rio de Janeiro. Attendees gained perspectives on risk management strategies employed by major cargo operators.
Michael Steen shared “Air cargo continues to adapt rapidly to new tariff structures and evolving global trade flows while maintaining its essential role in the world economy.”
