The protests at Hong Kong International Airport are not expected to cause major delays to cargo shipments.
Protests at the airport disrupted bellyhold cargo operations between Monday and Wednesday, with services only starting to return to normal yesterday as the airport added extra security measures.
However, Hong Kong Association of Freight Forwarding and Logistics (HAFFA) chairman Brian Wu told Air Cargo News that supply chain disruption would be minimal. He explained that it is currently slack season and that freighters had continued to operate as normal during the disruption.