Analysis

Drawing on expert insights and industry indicators, Air Cargo Week will examine factors such as global trade dynamics, growing trends, innovative advancements, and engaging initiatives.

The Soviet workhorse

The Ilyushin Il-76 was a fixed-wing, four-engine turbofan designed by the Soviet Union’s Ilyushin design bureau as a commercial freighter

Trump pauses de minimis repeal as packages pile up at customs

While the 10 percent tariff has garnered tremendous attention, the real sea change in President Donald Trump’s Executive Order is

Air cargo in flux

The air cargo industry is undergoing a profound transformation, shaped by unpredictable market conditions, evolving trade policies, and shifting supply

Thailand’s airfreight soaring high with heavy loads

As of January 2025, Thailand’s airfreight sector is experiencing significant developments which suggest a vibrant industry. Pattaya Airways, a Thai

How BRICS expansion could hit air cargo between Asia and the US

The BRICS coalition, which is made up of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, has been a significant force

Airfreight profits from Asia-Pacific airport expansion

Several recent and upcoming airport developments in the Asia-Pacific region are set to enhance freight capacities for exporters. It is

How Colombian Flowers Conquered the US Market

One thing has come to symbolise Valentine’s Day more than anything – Roses. But where do these flowers come from

NAVIGATING GEOPOLITICAL RISKS TO STRENGTHEN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS

The increasing frequency and impact of geopolitical disruptions— ranging from trade wars and economic sanctions to regulatory upheavals—have placed global

WHY EUROPE?

KAZAKHSTAN’S Karaganda Airport is positioning itself as a key transit hub between Asia and Europe, leveraging its strategic location and

FROM CONFLICT TO COMMERCE

From wars and trade disputes to shifting alliances and supply chain disruptions, geopolitical instability has become one of the biggest

LEGAL AND LOGISTICAL

WHEN flight disruptions occur, particularly due to engine malfunctions or extended routes, the contractual framework for air cargo relies heavily

CONNECTING THE CONTINENT

Over the past decade, the African airfreight market has witnessed significant growth driven by several key factors for both import

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