Author: James Muir

Emirates SkyCargo has launched Emirates Pets, a product developed to offer air transport for domestic pets. The entry level service,

Half-year revenue for Air Charter Service (ACS) is up 23 per cent helped by strong cargo growth and FIFA World

Lufthansa Cargo has started marketing cargo capacity on Brussels Airlines’ flights for services departing from 1 September. The pre-booking period

Emirates SkyCargo has transported over 25 tonnes of vaccines from Milan to Belo Horizonte, the first time the Brazilian airport

Hermes Logistics Technologies has picked Jacek Lechocki as head of products and services, taking the helm on the cargo and

Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) and Sjømatterminalen have signed an MOU to operate the Seafood Centre at Oslo Airport, which will

When Austrian chocolate manufacturer Zotter Schokoladen opened its Chocolate Theatre in Shanghai, cargo-partner was on hand to ensure the premium

Peli BioThermal has opened its newest station in Frankfurt, serving as an additional depot for the company’s Credo on Demand

Cargo volumes at Frankfurt Airport fell by 6.4 per cent in July due to fewer freighters and less freight being

Air Partner has picked Jack Burt to lead its US Cargo division, using his 11 years of experience in the

Following the outbreak of diphtheria in Venezuela, IAG Cargo has been busy shipping out vaccines to help fight the contagious

Freight traffic at Ethiopian Airlines grew 18 per cent in the 2017/18 fiscal year as the airline expanded its fleet

Cargo and airmail remained steady in July at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) with exports proving stronger than imports. The

A Florida-based electronics company is facing a $126,000 fine from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for alleged violations of Hazardous

Glyn Hughes joined IATA in 1991 after an airline career at British Caledonian and Air Europe, becoming global head of

In recent years, the pharma airfreight business has been grappling with intensifying quality and regulatory pressures as it seeks to

ATC Aviation and Pacific Feeder Services have joined forces, signing a deal in Santiago de Chile which took three years

Pilots at Southern Air have ratified a Letter of Agreement (LOA) to improve working conditions and wages, but unions say

Cargo at Heathrow Airport is continuing to slow down in July with volumes falling by 2.1 per cent year-on-year. The

Air Canada Cargo has become the first airline to receive certification under IATA’s new Center of Excellence for Independent Validators

DHL eCommerce and DHL Express staff in Vietnam have had a workshop with TRAFFIC to learn how they can help

Ralf-Rainer Auslander has taken over the management of Leisure Cargo, with previous managing directors Klaus Sieger and Thilo Schafer leaving

Rhenus Logistics Ireland has signed an agreement to acquire Avant Air and Sea, a company specialising in temperature-controlled and pharmaceutical

American Airlines Cargo has had record-setting growth in the second quarter, with a significant increase in e-commerce, pharmaceutical and perishable

Cathay Pacific has significantly reduced its losses for the first half of the year while the cargo sector experienced strong

Volga-Dnepr Group, Henan Airport Group and Zhongyuan Asset Management have signed an agreement to expand the ‘One Belt, One Road’

DHL Global Forwarding has chartered the Antonov AN-225 to help transport four waste heat boilers from Germany to Saudi Arabia.

The growth in global airfreight demand continues to slow with freight tonne kilometres increasing by 2.7 per cent in June,

Gatwick Airport is gaining another long-haul connection with the launch of flights to Shanghai in December operated by China Eastern

Emirates SkyCargo has helped deliver lifesaving medical equipment from Seoul, South Korea to several countries in Africa. Since 2015, the