Automation’s Impact on the Future of Pilots and Aviation
As artificial intelligence inexorably advances into many areas of the economy, the labor market is facing significant changes. According to the International Monetary Fund, the development of AI will impact as many as 40% of jobs soon, and as many as 60% in advanced economies. Meanwhile, the World Economic Forum predicts that AI solutions will […]
IATA calls on Trump to make changes to taxes and deregulation
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has urged governments to support the vital role aviation plays in connecting people and commerce around the globe. IATA’s director general and chief executive officer, Alexandre de Juniac says: “Our world has grown much wealthier through trade and travel. Air travel liberates people to live better lives and makes our world […]
Air cargo quality programme eyed by new TIACA secretary general
The International Air Cargo Association’s (TIACA) new incoming secretary general, Vladimir Zubkov (pictured) takes the helm at arguably one of the most pivotal and challenging times for air cargo. The next few years are set to be vital period for the industry as it looks to go paperless, modernise its processes, adapt to the challenges and […]
EQT successfully completes deal for CHEP
EQT Infrastructure completed the acquisition of CHEP Aerospace Solutions from Brambles yesterday (30 November). CHEP was formed by Brambles in 2011 following the acquisition and integration of a number of unit load device (ULD) companies. The Australian logistics firm has sold it to EQT in a $130 million Australian dollar deal. The day-to-day business of […]
Heathrow hails third runway go ahead by UK Government
Heathrow Airport has hailed the news that the UK Government has approved its plans for a third runway and says it is the “only option”. A spokesperson from the UK hub, which is the busiest port for exports and handled more than 1.5 million tonnes of cargo a year says: “We welcome the news that […]
ICAO: Agreement on international aviation CO2 emissions expected
A landmark agreement on international aviation carbon emissions is expected when world governments gather for the 39th International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Assembly. Over 2,000 Ministers and high-ranking government officials were at the Montréal headquarters of ICAO yesterday, for the launch of the UN aviation agency’s 39th Triennial Assembly. One of the most ambitious events of its […]
IATA urges states to sign-up for carbon offset scheme
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is urging states to sign up to the Carbon Offset and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). IATA says it is optimistic for an agreement when governments meet for the 39th Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization later this month. The draft negotiating text for CORSIA, published on 2 September […]
SEKO Logistics creates new aerospace and aviation division
SEKO Logistics has created a new aerospace and aviation industry division. The new sector is headed by Bryan Lowrie, managing director, who will be headquartered in Dallas (US), the world’s second largest aerospace market. SEKO has served leading manufacturing and production customers in the industry for a number of years. Now it is increasing its […]
Security on the agenda next week in London
The Transport Security Expo takes place from 2-3 December at London’s Olympia with more than 4,500 security professionals expected from all regions of the globe. Now in its 13th year, the Expo brings government, industry and academia together to counter the threat against transportation networks, including aviation at airport, airlines and in cargo operations. This […]
