CEVA Logistics is expanding its air freight capabilities between Asia Pacific and the United States by adding charter capacity to support growing cargo demand and provide more reliable supply chain solutions for customers.
The logistics provider’s enhanced air cargo operations are designed to improve connectivity on key trade routes, offering greater flexibility for businesses managing time-sensitive shipments and supply chain disruptions.
The additional charter services will help address rising demand for air freight capacity across major Asian export markets, particularly for industries requiring faster transportation options such as electronics, automotive, healthcare and high-value goods.
CEVA said the move strengthens its ability to provide dedicated cargo solutions, reduce transit uncertainties and offer customers more control over international shipments.
The expansion comes as global supply chains continue to face challenges from shifting trade patterns, capacity constraints and geopolitical uncertainties. Companies are increasingly turning to flexible air freight networks to maintain supply chain resilience.
Industry experts said the growth of Asia-U.S. air cargo services reflects continued demand for dependable logistics solutions, with charter operations playing a larger role in supporting global trade flows.
