Author: James Muir

Emirates SkyCargo continues to play an important role in the airline’s business, carrying 2.5 million tonnes of freight in 2017.

Air cargo in Asia Pacific has remained robust in November with growth of 9.2 per cent in freight tonne kilometres

Liege Airport has invested in four new parking areas for large aircraft as part of a major investment prioritising cargo.

The cherry season bloomed again with Qatar Airways Cargo transporting over 1,400 tonnes of Chilean cherries between 13 November and

The current peak season may be stealing the lime light, but underlying it all has been a solid year for

Airbus has announced major changes of management with Fabrice Bregier stepping down in February 2018 and Tom Enders following in

AerSale has reached an agreement with Precision Aircraft Solutions to provide Boeing 757-200PCF freighter modifications as its MRO facility in

PayCargo has launched its service providing overnight settlement of invoices between shippers and carriers in Europe from its newly founded

Cargolux has flown two shipments of outsized and highly sensitive measuring buoys from Luxembourg to China for offshore wind farms

The perishables sector shows clearly the new conventional wisdom – that China is mightily important – but also sketches out

The busiest trade lanes for dangerous goods (DGR) in the vast network of Cargolux Airlines is both directions between Western

Lufthansa Cargo has ensured Christmas mail and parcels between Germany and the USA arrived on time with six additional freighter

Va-Q-tec and Japan Airlines have announced a global cooperation, offering an extended availability of passive thermal containers in one of

Brussels Airport has passed the 500,000 tonne milestone for the first time since DHL moved its European hub from the

Leipzig/Halle Airport continues to break records with freight volumes passing 100,000 tonnes in a month, as it flew past the

DHL Express and Air Hong Kong have signed a 15-year block space agreement, enabling the carrier’s overnight air services to

AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) has completed a multi-modal shipment trial for DHL Global Forwarding to deliver healthcare products from Moscow to

Air Charter Service (ACS) has been involved in a number of flights following hurricanes in the Caribbean, including helping animals

Delta Cargo has expanded its IATA CEIV network across Europe with the addition of Dusseldorf Airport, operating the facilities in

Heathrow Airport is expecting to fly over 143 million kilos of cargo around the world for Christmas, with goods including

DHL Global Forwarding has certified seven of its airfreight stations in the USA to International Air Transport Association (IATA) Center

Long-haul routes continue to push airfreight volumes up at Gatwick Airport, with year-on-year growth of 25.6 per cent in November.

Shippers are increasing looking to switch from airfreight to ocean as air rates continue skywards and congestion at airports around

American Airlines Cargo has transported musical instruments for the Orchestre Nationale du Capitole’s three-city tour of Latin America. 694 pieces

The charter market has mirrored the air cargo market as a whole by proving strong in 2017, and Volga-Dnepr Group

The Asian region will remain an important market for Antonov Airlines, representing a significant proportion of flight revenue in 2017,

2017 has proved to be an exceptional year for all three of Air Charter Service’s Asia Pacific offices; and regional

IATA subsidiary Cargo Network Services (CNS) has partnered with online payment system provider, PayCargo to offer the US air cargo

Freightos will provide a CO2 footprint estimate on every shipping service offered on the Freightos Marketplace, allowing customers to optimise

KLM has launched a small package delivery service called Shipping Blue, allowing BlueBiz loyalty programme members to ship packages around