Author: James Graham

UPS has expanded its European network from six European countries to Switzerland as part of a redesign and $2 billion

Miami International Airport (MIA) is America’s principle perishables gateway, handling more than 66 per cent of all perishable imports and

Air Transport Services Group’s (ATSG) revenues increased year-on-year (YOY) by 36 per cent in the third quarter (Q3) ending 30

Pemco World Air Services (PEMCO) has announced the redelivery of another B737-300 passenger-to-freighter converted aircraft to China-based SF Airlines. SF

The Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG) is calling for a reduction in charges for all carriers at Frankfurt

Atlas Air Worldwide has announced a loss from continuing operations, net of taxes, of $7.5 million for the third quarter

IAG Cargo has launched two new London Gatwick Airport routes to North America – to Fort Lauderdale in Florida and

AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) is to operate a twice-weekly Boeing 747 Freighter service to connect Heathrow Airport with its international network

Turkish air charter firm Skyair has chartered back the remaining spare parts of a Turkish Airlines A330-300 aircraft which crashed

Chapman Freeborn Airchartering has appointed Philip Mathews as chief commercial officer – a newly created role at the air charter

Danish freight forwarder DSV continues to see growth across the business since the acquisition of UTi, it reports in its

Hainan Airlines will launch direct flights between Brussels Airport and Shanghai Pudong International Airport sometime next year. The gateways says

Perishables make up the bulk of cargo handled by Siginon Aviation at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi. This

Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport is well positioned to become an Australian air cargo hub as other airports struggle with landing

Challenges are extensive for multi modal cargo operators and even more so with the rise of complex cool chain cargo

IAG Cargo has posted commercial revenue of €240 million over the period from 1 July to 30 September in the

Cargolux International Airlines will start a weekly service on Tuesdays from Oslo to Luxembourg on 1 November 2016 on its

Flowers and perishables in general are blooming for Panalpina in Kenya and across Africa and it expects this trend to

Free trade agreements signed in Australasia are leading to strong growth from Australia and New Zealand to Asia for Qantas

Boeing and UPS have announced an order for 14 747-8 Freighters with the agreement also including an option to purchase

Coyne Airways and Air Charter Service (ACS) announced at the Air Cargo Forum today they are backing War Child, a

Schiphol Cargo is backing further projects as part of the Smart Cargo Mainport Program to find innovation to improve flows

The express airfreight market has seen some major developments this year and meeting the needs and demands of e-commerce is

Technology is moving fast in the airfreight industry and many companies are investing in the latest high-tech cargo management systems.

Brussels Airport was the first gateway to gain the International Air Transport Association’s CEIV Pharma certificate and is one of

E-freight is equally of the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the air cargo industry supply chain and an area of

Heathrow Airport was given approval by the UK Government on Tuesday for a third runway, which is set to significantly

Brussels Airport launched its Airside Pharma Transporter at The International Air Cargo Association’s (TIACA) Air Cargo Forum yesterday, which has

Turkish Airlines, Turkish Cargo and its Istanbul hub have been awarded the International Air Transport Association’s Center of Excellence for

Panalpina saw good growth in the third quarter as it posted an airfreight volumes surge of 10 per cent on