Month: July 2014

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has released a series of videos warning of the potential danger posed to aircraft

In the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Flying High report published last week ,it has backed the government's policy of

Freight tonne kilometres (FTK) have risen slightly since April, but are still below the yearly high seen in March, according

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on governments to take the lead in changing how airspace risk assessments

AIRBUS DEFENCE & SPACE, KLM, Twente University in Enschede (Netherlands), and the Dutch aerospace company Fokker, are part of a

Shannon Airport is to be the base for some of ASL Aviation Group's Lockheed Martin LM-100J Super Hercules fleet once

The Airforwarders Association (AfA) is warning that changes to ATA Carnets will hike up their costs.

The freight divisions of the merged American Airlines Group, American Airlines Cargo and US Airways Cargo, recorded an airfreight increase

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol handled 134,350 tonnes in June, down from the previous three months of May, April and March.

Lockheed Martin has obtained a letter of intent from South African company ASL Aviation Group for 10 LM-100J Super Hercules,

A group of 50 business leaders has described the response from the UK government to an interim report on airport expansion

Ethiopian Airlines has responded to the International Air Transport Association's calls for a liberalised African market and informed Air Cargo

Boeing's commercial airplanes division president Ray Conner is encouraged by what he sees as four per cent growth in the

Airbus launched its Airbus A330 new engine option (neo) at the Farnborough International Airshow on 14 July, but no neo

Air France has outsourced its cargo handling at Paris-Orly Airport to Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) with a five-year cargo and

Malaysia Airlines has released the cargo manifest and air waybill for its flight MH17, the Boeing 777-200 extended range aircraft

Air France KLM's (AF-KLM) cargo volumes continue to fall with the airline's June data following its April results and showing

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals (HACTL) has claimed an 11.5 per cent rise overall in cargo through its SuperTerminal 1

September could see a new approved Envirotainer unit load device (ULD) on the market with active heating and cooling capabilities

Delta Air Lines is the latest airline to reduce its flights to Venezuela, cutting its daily service from Atlanta (US)

Shanghai Pudong International Airport Cargo Terminal  (PACTL) has seen a 12.4 per cent rise in the amount of cargo handled

Etihad Airways is reaching further into the Asian market through a strategic deal with Philippine Airlines (PAL). 

May could be another month where an apparent bump in demand is not repeated for many weeks to come, like

Kenya national disaster operation centre has confirmed the deaths of the two crew, the pilot and  flight engineer, and two

Real world business situations were the focus of the first professional development workshop held from 25 to 27 June near

A new type of freighter is to be the subject of an economic feasibility study by the German Aerospace Center (DLR)

The US government's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been unable to stop a $45 million claim against it in the

More than $320 million is being invested in Air China Cargo by its shareholders to make changes to its fleet,

CHEP Aerospace has announced the start of an open ended field trial of  a solar energy-harvesting global position system (GPS)

Fermented sugar-based jet fuel has been approved by the standards-development organisation ASTM International for its blending with conventional jet fuel,