Author: Ajinkya Gurav

Nigeria is pursuing a major air-cargo transformation, targeting an estimated US$12 billion logistics opportunity over five years by repositioning aviation

FlexCoah’s introduction of Mexico’s first Cessna SkyCourier freighter signals a strategic shift in the domestic airfreight market, positioning aviation as

Russia’s air-cargo sector is facing mounting operational strain as ageing fleets, restricted access to Western spare parts, and tightening maintenance

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

Georgia’s success as a Eurasian transit corridor has strengthened road and rail to the point that air freight is losing

India’s new MSME-focused export credit measures, including interest subvention and collateral guarantees, aim to reduce financing costs and unlock liquidity,

India’s air cargo sector faces potential disruption from US tariffs linked to Iran, which could make exposure to Iran a

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

Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) is approaching a defining logistics moment, one that exposes a growing fault line

Afcom has inducted its third Boeing 737-800 freighter in Chennai, highlighting a shift in India’s domestic air cargo market towards

Egypt will reduce inbound air cargo processing and auditing fees by US$80 per shipment from 1 January 2026, lowering charges

India is set to transform high-altitude logistics with the planned deployment of 1,500+ Airlift-U500 heavy-lift autonomous VTOL aircraft, targeting terrain

Jordan and Azerbaijan are deepening aviation ties, with new talks on traffic rights and regulatory alignment set to boost air

Temperature-controlled logistics has become critical trade infrastructure, with cold chain performance now shaping food security, pharmaceutical resilience, regulatory trust, and

Dangerous goods logistics is evolving from a specialised compliance function into a strategic measure of national and organisational logistics maturity,

Global e-commerce has entered a phase where fulfilment performance rather than platform innovation defines competitiveness, elevating logistics and air cargo

RwandAir has adopted Cargo Flash’s cloud-based nGen ICMS to modernise its cargo operations, enabling end-to-end automation, improved visibility, and greater

Softlink Global has advanced its Logi-Sys platform from basic digitisation to intelligence-led automation, embedding AI capabilities that interpret data, predict

India’s logistics gaps, including port congestion, siloed networks, and low digital adoption, threaten its global competitiveness. Digitalisation and multimodal coordination

Third-party and contract logistics providers have become central to global trade strategy, shaping market access, export competitiveness, and supply chain

The growth of temperature-sensitive and highly regulated therapies has made air cargo a strategic pillar of pharmaceutical supply chains, where

Global trade is shifting toward corridor-led logistics models, and IMEC represents a strategic realignment that integrates maritime, rail, and road

India’s manufacturing growth will translate into global competitiveness only if logistics systems become more efficient, predictable, and resilient across the

Global air cargo competitiveness is increasingly determined by agility, as static terminal models give way to dynamic, data-driven logistics ecosystems

Air cargo is transitioning from document-led processes to unified, data-centric systems, with ONE Record emerging as core infrastructure for real-time

National competitiveness is increasingly shaped by modern, digitally enabled and multimodal logistics systems, with ports, airfreight and emerging trade corridors

Global supply chains are shifting from single-mode transport to hybrid air–ocean networks that balance cost, speed and resilience amid geopolitical

The Chicago Convention and associated Freedoms of the Air, particularly the Fifth Freedom, remain central to modern airfreight, enabling multi-leg

India’s warehousing sector is shifting from basic storage to high-tech, vertical, and automated facilities, designed for complex supply chains, with

India has reactivated the Kabul–Delhi and Kabul–Amritsar airfreight corridors, restoring a critical trade route disrupted since 2020, with the move