Month: October 2016

Aeronautical Engineers (AEI) has gained Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for passenger-to-freighter conversions for the Bombardier CRJ200. The aircraft will

Hainan Airlines will launch direct flights between Brussels Airport and Shanghai Pudong International Airport sometime next year. The gateways says

Rhenus Group is continuing to consolidate its Asian network by opening up in South Korea, with an office in Seoul,

Perishables make up the bulk of cargo handled by Siginon Aviation at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi. This

Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport is well positioned to become an Australian air cargo hub as other airports struggle with landing

In this video, brought to you by AZura Productions, live from the TIACA Air Cargo Forum in Paris, Vitoria Integrated

In this AZura Productions film, Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport’s airline business development executive, Elliot Paige explains the future shape

Challenges are extensive for multi modal cargo operators and even more so with the rise of complex cool chain cargo

Jettainer has signed a deal with Brussels Airlines to control and maintain its fleet of unit load devices from the

In this video brought to you by AZura Productions, Saudia Cargo vice president operations, Joseph Chris Notter discusses the success

Volga-Dnepr Airlines managed to deliver a rocket booster for a weather satellite to Cape Canaveral despite the weather doing its

MAB Kargo has expanded its Chinese network with two freighter flights to Chongqing from 30 October. It says Chongqing Jiangbei

In this AZura Productions video, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol head of cargo, Jonas van Stekelenburg discusses the hub airport’s role and

IAG Cargo has posted commercial revenue of €240 million over the period from 1 July to 30 September in the

Cargolux International Airlines will start a weekly service on Tuesdays from Oslo to Luxembourg on 1 November 2016 on its

Flowers and perishables in general are blooming for Panalpina in Kenya and across Africa and it expects this trend to

Free trade agreements signed in Australasia are leading to strong growth from Australia and New Zealand to Asia for Qantas

Boeing and UPS have announced an order for 14 747-8 Freighters with the agreement also including an option to purchase

Coyne Airways and Air Charter Service (ACS) announced at the Air Cargo Forum today they are backing War Child, a

Schiphol Cargo is backing further projects as part of the Smart Cargo Mainport Program to find innovation to improve flows

The express airfreight market has seen some major developments this year and meeting the needs and demands of e-commerce is

Technology is moving fast in the airfreight industry and many companies are investing in the latest high-tech cargo management systems.

Brussels Airport was the first gateway to gain the International Air Transport Association’s CEIV Pharma certificate and is one of

E-freight is equally of the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the air cargo industry supply chain and an area of

Heathrow Airport was given approval by the UK Government on Tuesday for a third runway, which is set to significantly

Air Partner has delivered 40 tonnes of aid to Haiti on behalf of the International Federation of Red Cross and

Asia Pacific carriers have seen improvements in September with freight tonne kilometres (FTK) rising 5.3 per cent, the Association of

Brussels Airport launched its Airside Pharma Transporter at The International Air Cargo Association’s (TIACA) Air Cargo Forum yesterday, which has

Cargo is expected to grow by 4.2 per cent annually in revenue tonne kilometres for the next 20 years, Boeing

The Global Shippers’ Forum (GSF) and Cargo iQ have signed a memorandum of understanding to implement the latter’s Quality Management