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Here is an article about cargo:
https://udn.com/news/story/120974/4440932
It says now that factories on Mainland China are starting and playing catch-up, there is a huge demand on cargo. It says CI and BR are letting cargo forwarders charter their planes.
I don't understand the logic the article is describing since it keeps saying TPE-SHA but Mainland factories need to export...
It does say this for TPE-SHA...with the current pricing (went from NT$18 -> NT$60 per KG):
航空業者不諱言,現在載貨比載客有利,以777機型為例,座位最少有320多個,但往返台北上海的旅客僅個 位數,若改以777機型機腹載貨,滿載上看40噸,單趟運價上看240萬元,基本上等同載客率 九成以上。
777 passenger jet with 40 tons of cargo makes NT$2.4M "single trip" (whatever that means) which is like having a passenger load factor of 90+%.
It says BR has 5 cargo planes and CI has 18 - 1 (leased out) (bur article is about using passenger jets for cargo).