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The global spice market is projected to grow from US$18.47 billion in 2022 to US$25.42 billion in 2025. Turmeric, which is responsible for giving curry its yellow color and is used for a range of medicinal, spiritual, and agricultural purposes, is one such spice that is seeing an increase in demand all over the world. Turmeric is grown in several Caribbean islands, but Jamaican Turmeric is said to have strong characteristics in flavor, color, and curcumin, which is the active ingredient in turmeric, causing the demand for the spice to continually rise. With five weekly flights between Kingston, Jamaica, and Miami, Florida, Amerijet supports the export of this "spice of life" product to destinations all over the world. #Amerijet #aircargo

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To cater to their guests, hotels in the Caribbean and Mexico and cruise ships that have ports of call in the region need fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, and other commodities from the United States and other parts of the world. Perishable items must be transported quickly and maintained at specific temperatures to ensure maximum freshness. Air cargo is the most efficient form of transportation. With scheduled service from Miami International Airport to destinations in the Caribbean and Mexico, Amerijet International delivers all types of temperature-controlled food items to their destinations to meet the demands of the tourism industry. #Amerijet #aircargo

Honoring those who served, Happy Veterans' Day! #Amerijet #aircargo

With the growing surge in air cargo demand, shippers are racing to deliver products to stores in time for the holiday season. Airlines are experiencing exceptionally high demand from e-commerce, the fashion industry, high-value goods, and electronics sectors. Amerijet is among the airlines advising early reservations to secure cargo space, especially for high-demand routes to the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America, and Europe. For assistance, please contact our customer service team at [email protected]. #Amerijet #aircargo

With tech advancing rapidly, consumers are upgrading their laptops, smartphones, and devices more frequently than ever. The Pew Research Center notes that more than 90 percent of adults in the U.S. use cellphones, 73 percent use desktops or laptops and 45 percent use tablets. This means electronics distributors, retailers, and importers need to move products faster to meet high demand with every new release. That’s why so many are turning to air freight – a fast and efficient way to get high-value electronics like cell phones, laptops, and parts to market quickly. If your business sells or exports electronics in Central America, Mexico, South America, the Caribbean or Europe, you need a reliable air cargo partner to ensure your products arrive safely and on time. For almost 50 years, companies have trusted Amerijet, a Miami-based all-cargo airline, to deliver their shipments to destinations worldwide. #Amerijet #aircargo

According to https://lnkd.in/gQE-Ua_c, the growing patient population suffering from chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes, along with rising awareness regarding the treatment options among these patients, is leading to an increasing number of patients undergoing diagnostic and surgical procedures. The global pharmaceuticals market size was valued at USD 1,559.53 billion in 2023 and it is expected to surpass around USD 2,832.66 billion by 2033. Temperature fluctuations can reduce the effectiveness of medications, making it crucial to coordinate with partners who can maintain the cold chain during transport. Amerijet’s CEIV certification demonstrates that the company's pharmaceutical shipping practices meet or exceed national and international standards. Amerijet plays a vital role in supporting the pharmaceutical industry, providing both charter flights and scheduled air cargo services to and from the U.S., Central America, Mexico, South America, the Caribbean, and Europe. #Amerijet #aircargo

Today we recognize the International Day of the Air Traffic Controller. The day celebrates those who work hard to keep air travel safe. About 100,000 flights around the world take off and land each day. With so many planes in the air, it’s amazing that flying by plane is as safe as it is. The safety of air travel is largely attributed to air traffic controllers. These professionals direct air traffic on the ground at airport runways and taxiways. Air traffic controllers also monitor and direct the movement of planes through airspace. #Amerijet #aircargo #airtrafficcontroller

Guyana has raised its growth forecast for offshore oil and gas production to 43%, according to WorldOil. From January to June, the country produced an estimated 113.5 million barrels of oil, and the oil sector is expected to grow by 56.4% this year. Oilprice.com reports that production is projected to exceed 1.6 million barrels per day by 2030. Oil rigs rely heavily on air cargo for the rapid delivery of parts or components and drilling equipment. Amerijet plays a vital role in supporting the industry, providing both charter flights and scheduled services twice a week to meet the sector's logistical demands. #Amerijet #aircargo #Guyana #oil

Belgium is the fourth-largest exporter of pharmaceutical goods in the world, behind Germany, Switzerland, and the United States; a major pharma transportation and manufacturing hub; and an important market for innovative U.S. companies looking for opportunities in research and development, biotechnology, and clinical trials. Brussels Airport was the first airport globally to achieve the Center for Excellence Independent Validators (CEIV) certification in pharmaceutical logistics, followed by Miami International Airport, ensuring that pharmaceutical products are handled with the highest care, adhering to stringent cold chain standards. By volume, 18% of Miami’s pharma imports come from Europe and 80% of Miami’s exports go to Latin America and the Caribbean. #Amerijet #aircargo #pharmaceuticals