Sentence examples for cargo costs from inspiring English sources

But cargo costs for the 7,300 kilometers by sea are roughly comparable to truck freight for the internal, 1,400 kilometers by road.

Amid the many problems facing relief efforts in Haiti are sharp increases in air cargo costs for emergency supplies that may endure longer than usual.

It is too early to calculate the cost to the company of the disruption in air shipments, but John Greenagel, a spokesman, said it would mean higher cargo costs and slower delivery times.

Air cargo costs have risen nearly 15 cents, to an average of $1.30 a kilo, because of higher security costs.

Air cargo costs have risen nearly 7 cents to an average of 60 cents per pound because of higher security costs.

Rockets are also incredibly expensive - even the cheapest launch will set you back some $12 million, meaning the cost of any cargo costs a staggering $16,700 per kilogram.

As a result, freight costs will increase and, by extension, the cargo or products shipped.

The reason the Tesla Semi (as Musk refers to the truck) is necessary is because it should help drastically reduce cargo transportation costs (fuel represents a significant portion of trucking costs, and that's passed on to the consumer).

Cargo handling costs are the most important criterion, while the other criteria in rank order are damage/loss performance, location, handling speed, responsiveness, and storage facilities.

Removing seats and adding a cargo door costs only $1.5 million.

The trouble-prone opening of the Hong Kong airport disrupted cargo shipments, costing several hundred million dollars in exports.