ANA Sees Cargo Business Sales Boost Amid Supply Chain Turmoil

The video discusses the significant increase in cargo demand driven by COVID-19, focusing on car equipment, semiconductors, and stay-at-home goods. It highlights the rebound in global car sales and the rise in demand for electric devices. The cargo business has grown as passenger flights declined, with expectations for continued growth and competition. ANA aims to become a top global cargo carrier by enhancing efficiency and focusing on the trans-Pacific region.

What are the main factors driving the current increase in cargo demand?

• Tourism and travel accessories

• Luxury goods and fashion items

• Agricultural products and machinery

• Car equipment, semiconductors, and stay-at-home goods

How did the global car demand change during the pandemic?

• It decreased and has not recovered

• It initially halted but rebounded quickly

• It remained constant throughout

• It increased steadily without any decline

What role did cargo sales play during the decline in passenger flights?

• They decreased along with passenger flights

• They remained unchanged

• They offset the loss from passenger flights

• They were not affected by the pandemic

What is expected to happen to cargo demand as vaccine inoculations proceed?

• Demand for clothing and restaurant food will return

• Demand for cargo will decrease

• Cargo demand will increase further

• Cargo demand will remain the same

What strategy is emphasized for becoming a top cargo carrier?

• Focusing on efficiency and specialized cargo

• Increasing the number of freighters

• Reducing cargo capacity

• Expanding into new unrelated markets