Day: January 26, 2026

Oman Air is reshaping its cargo strategy to focus on high-yield flows, optimising belly capacity, and selectively deploying freighters to

India’s air cargo sector shows resilient growth despite global trade uncertainties, with DHL Express India maintaining profitability and capacity through

Oman Air Cargo has created a new senior commercial role with Gokul Sudamani appointed as Regional Head of Sales for

Worldwide air cargo volumes rebounded strongly in mid-January 2026 with an 11 percent week-on-week increase and roughly 5 percent year-on-year

EcoCeres Inc., a Hong Kong-based renewable fuels producer, has launched its first Sustainable Aviation Fuel production facility in Johor, Malaysia,

Ten international airlines participated in the fifteenth Hactl International Forklift and Pallet Building Competition at Hong Kong’s SuperTerminal 1, testing

Iran’s renewed instability is turning airspace access into a supply-chain risk variable, forcing Indian and eastern hemisphere shippers to rethink

Mathieu Sérafimoff is the Managing Partner for Operations and Quality Compliance at SkyForge Consulting and founder of Aeris Logistica. For

Flexport is leveraging AI to automate repetitive airfreight tasks—like data entry, terminal calls, milestone updates, and customs checks—while keeping humans

Rising costs, labour shortages, sustainability pressures, and maturing technologies are accelerating automation across supply chains, with AI, robotics, and “Automation

In 2025, air cargo growth shifted toward emerging markets, with Africa and other Global South corridors seeing rapid expansion, while

The cold chain sector is adapting to shifting trade flows, rising pharma demand, and tariffs by expanding geographically (e.g., India)

In 2025, rising lithium-ion battery fire incidents, new cargo compartment regulations, and shifting trade flows pushed air cargo operators to

Teesside Airport is positioning itself as a regional alternative to major UK hubs, targeting e-commerce and specialised, time-sensitive cargo through

Early aviation matured through airmail: beginning in 1918, the US Postal Service pushed risky, instrument-free flights that proved air travel’s

Festive-season demand drove a surge in live lobster airfreight through Liege Airport, with four dedicated flights from Halifax delivering about

Entering 2026, airfreight capacity across the Americas is shifting from reactive expansion to disciplined calibration, with airlines prioritising predictability, yield

Air Canada Cargo is expanding its freighter network to support a hub-and-spoke model that integrates dedicated freighters with belly capacity,

Anastasiya Simsek is an award-winning journalist with a background in air cargo, news, medicine, and lifestyle reporting. She began her