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As a result of liberalization, airlines have been able to expand their services and offer more routes and frequencies, leading to increased competition and lower prices for customers. In addition, liberalization has led to the emergence of new players in the air cargo industry, including low-cost carriers and specialized cargo operators.
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However, liberalization has also created new challenges for logistics providers and shippers. With more airlines and routes to choose from, it can be challenging to select the best options for specific cargo types, destinations, and budgets. Moreover, the increased competition has put pressure on airlines to cut costs and streamline operations, which can lead to reduced service levels and reliability.
Overall, the liberalization of the air cargo industry has been a mixed blessing for logistics providers and shippers. While it has created new opportunities for growth and cost savings, it has also introduced new challenges that require careful management and planning.
