Airforwarders Association Reports Increased Membership
The Airforwarders Association's regular membership grew by nearly 25 percent over the past year, much of which coming in recent weeks, the group said in a press release. The AfA now represents 230 freight forwarding companies focused on cargo and…
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over 120 other businesses and organizations, it said. "As they contemplate increased business in an improving economy, forwarders are likely realizing that the regulatory framework for air freight and other commonly used modes is now more extensive and complex than ever," said AfA Executive Director Brandon Fried. "So they want to make certain their voice is heard in Washington and that they have a way to keep current on regulatory and industry developments."