GAP celebrates lower air freight rates, improving operating margins


In a November 17th earnings call, Gap CFO Katrina O’Connell credited lower air freight rates to the company’s improved operating margins during Q3. Freight rates are expected to continue normalizing after 2021’s high-rate environment, leading to even greater results during the incoming quarter.

Air cargo rates are still higher than they were in the pre-pandemic days of 2019, but spot rates have continued to steadily drop. To avoid ocean congestion and disruption, Gap started focusing on moving its inventory by air last year - and it seems to have paid off in a huge way.

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