Month: July 2015

Emirates SkyCargo’s freighter and bellyhold networks continue to branch out and this shows no signs of slowing down in the

Boeing’s order from EVA Air Cargo for five of its Boeing 777 Freighters, confirmed in July, would seem to point

TNT’s new strategy appears to be paying dividends after its second quarter (Q2) revenues rose 6.2 per cent year on

Cargolux Airlines International has reached an agreement with Luxembourg’s OGBL trade union on the main points of a new collective

The US government’s Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency’s air cargo advance screening (ACAS) pilot programme is asking for new

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Cargo halved its operating loss in the first quarter (Q1) of the financial year compared to Q1

Changi Airport’s monthly cargo volumes dipped in June for the second consecutive month. The airport handled 151,300 tonnes in June,

Dnata has agreed a deal with Aviapartner to buy its cargo handling operations at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The agreement sees

American Airlines’ cargo revenue fell year on year (YOY) by 12.3 per cent in the second quarter (Q2) of this

UPS saw operating profit and margin rise in the second quarter (Q2) of this year, fuelled by international, supply chain

United Airlines saw its cargo revenue fall in the second quarter (Q2) of this year, but it is up for

Cargolux Airlines has reached a consensus with Luxembourg’s OGBL union on the main points of a new collective work agreement.

The slowdown in Asia Pacific continues, as in June the region saw a slight 0.5 per cent fall in demand

A new generation of cold chains needs to be developed for the life sciences and healthcare industry to support improvements

A 10-year growth strategy aimed at offering greater handling capacity and securing Singapore’s Changi Airport’s position as a key airfreight

Airline profit expectations for the year ahead have fallen, but remain upbeat and the oulook for cargo volumes is, “positive”,

AZura International, owner of Air Cargo Week, has introduced a major new data service on its azfreight.com website, featuring multimedia

Boeing has advised airlines not to carry large quantities of lithium-ion batteries as bellyhold cargo until improved packaging is developed.

Net turnover and gross profit fell slightly in the first half of 2015, but a number of factors helped the

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) has passed its first World Health Organization (WHO) Good Distribution Practices (GDP) annual

Airfreight volumes at airports across Asia Pacific and the Middle East saw a slight increase in May, according to the

Coventry Airport has appointed time-critical logistics specialist Bespoke Distribution Aviation (BDA) its official handling agent. BDA, which is already based

US airlines are eyeing the launch of scheduled routes to Cuba after the two countries reopened their embassies this week.

BCUBE Air Cargo has achieved the International Air Transport Association’s Centre of Excellence for Independent Validators in Pharmaceutical Handling (CEIV)

Supply chain specialist CEVA Logistics has opened a new a global distribution centre for industrial spare parts in Born, the

FedEx has signed a deal to buy 50 Boeing 767-300 Freighters as part of its fleet modernisation programme. The integrator

Liege Airport has seen cargo tonnage grow year on year (YOY) by a substantial 13 per cent in the first

Thai freight forwarder Triple i Asia Cargo has joined the EzyCustoms community operated by e-freight software provider, Global Logistics System.

Efforts by Russia’s largest cargo airline AirBridgeCargo Airlines to grow its business in key world markets is paying off after

Companies moving products to and from western Canada are about to get a new link with China and the Asia-Pacific