Author: Edward Hardy

In 2026, Caribbean airports are evolving from peripheral endpoints into strategic buffer nodes within U.S.–Latin America air-cargo networks, providing carriers

Persistent capacity constraints and volatile airfreight markets are pushing forwarders towards long-term planning, with Block Space Agreements, daily consolidations, and

Rising cross-border e-commerce from mainland China is driving a structural transformation of Hong Kong’s airfreight terminals, with operators shifting from

Sanctioned states are using military-designed freighters on civilian registrations to move sensitive cargo by air, prioritising speed, control, and deniability

Venezuela’s aviation recovery depends on regulatory improvements, airport investment, and safety compliance, with Category 1 certification and infrastructure upgrades being

Volga-Dnepr Group of Cargo Airlines has been taken over by Evraz Avia Service LLC, a newly established company owned by

Hong Kong’s airfreight sector has shown strong resilience in 2025, with a 2.2 percent year-on-year increase in cargo throughput at

Hong Kong is scaling up green fuel infrastructure, with LNG and methanol bunkering now operational and new policies accelerating the

Airlines are shifting to unit load device (ULD) pooling as a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to owning ULD fleets, with

Facing unpredictable fleet leasing cycles and geopolitical risks, charter broker Avico is shifting toward agile, tech-enabled models that prioritise responsiveness

Air Canada Cargo is upgrading its Toronto facility with expanded temperature-controlled zones and integrated workflows to support pharmaceutical and healthcare

Safe Air Company leverages deep regional expertise to overcome Africa’s fragmented regulatory systems, offering reliable cargo services where international carriers

Windracers received UK CAA approval for the first civil BVLOS unmanned flight across international airspace, allowing its ULTRA MK2 drone

Airfreight across the Americas is facing a growing labour and skills shortage heading into 2026, with staffing gaps in ground

As Europe confronts mounting challenges in logistics, infrastructure, and sustainability, its major cargo hubs are under pressure to adapt. Rising

Kazakhstan’s Sary-Arka Airport is executing a long-term transformation to grow annual cargo volumes from 15,000 to 200,000 tonnes, positioning Karaganda

In 2025, airfreight reached a turning point with widespread adoption of digitalisation, AI, and IoT, driven by IATA’s ONE Record

Network Aviation Group reflects on 40 years of growth from a relationship-driven startup into a resilient airfreight specialist, maintaining its

Teesside Airport is targeting the UK’s e-commerce and specialised cargo markets with a 24-hour, fully in-house handling model that reduces

Latin America is shifting from a supplier role to a major air cargo growth region, driven by nearsourcing, rising domestic

Saudi Arabia’s aviation strategy is being redefined through long-term targets for passenger throughput, cargo volumes, and global connectivity. Vision 2030

“It was the rise of Athens and the fear that this instilled in Sparta that made war inevitable”. Thucydides’ fateful

By late 2025, global airfreight is no longer in recovery mode — but it is not yet entering a new

The logistics sector gathered in style on 11 December 2025 for a glittering gala dinner at the Park Plaza Westminster

Hacis and Flexport have expanded their long-standing collaboration into a strategic partnership, positioning Hong Kong as Flexport’s key transit hub.

Cathay Cargo’s We Know How reflects a deep-rooted expertise in moving goods that matter, delivering a portfolio of specialised solutions,

MASkargo recorded one of its most significant special-cargo achievements on 18 November with the successful transport of Malaysia’s new giant

Canadian air cargo operators are shifting focus from capacity to service reliability, with shippers in pharmaceuticals, perishables, and aerospace prioritising

In November 2025, the FAA imposed phased flight reductions of up to 10 percent at 40 major US airports due

Drone incursions over European airports and critical infrastructure are disrupting airfreight operations, highlighting the need for integrated regulation, law enforcement,