BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 16. Azerbaijan carried out international air freight transportations worth $5.07 billion, totaling 10,300 tons, from January through August this year.
The data obtained by Trend from the State Customs Committee shows that the
valuation escalated by $2.2 billion, representing a 1.8-fold
increase, whereas the throughput contracted by 62,500 tons,
equating to a 7.1-fold decrease, relative to the corresponding
timeframe in 2024.
In the specified reporting timeframe, Azerbaijan's air cargo
exportation reached a monetary value of $258.1 million, with a
total weight of 1,700 tons. This reflects a substantial 23.2
percent increase in fiscal value, juxtaposed against a dramatic
38.1-fold contraction in volumetric output compared to the previous
year.
Concurrently, air freight imports reached a valuation of $4.8
billion and a weight of 8,600 tons, reflecting an increase of $2.2
billion, or a factor of 1.8 in monetary terms, while exhibiting a
decrease of 137 tons, equating to a reduction of 1.6 percent in
volumetric metrics compared to the corresponding eight-month period
of the previous year.
