Author: James Graham

Asia Pacific airfreight markets softened in July reflecting a slowdown in world trade activity and weakening demand for the region’s

Jettainer has been selected to manage and maintain unit load device (ULD) pallets and containers for Canadian carrier WestJet. The

Swissport International has gained Oman Air as a new customer in Europe. The two companies have signed a multi-station agreement

FedEx has donated essential school equipment to help disadvantaged children and young people across the UK in support of children’s

Qatar Airways Cargo has designed and implemented a new cargo management system called CROAMIS to manage its end-to-end airline cargo

Emirates Airline took delivery on 3 September of a Boeing 777 Freighter and two 777-300ERs. These aircraft arrivals mark the

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has appointed Warren Jones director, as it moves to strengthen its sales team. Jones

Boeing has completed the configuration of the 777-9, the first member of its new 777X family, which is set to

United Cargo has signed a global rental agreement with temperature-controlled container specialist va-Q-tec. United Cargo’s TempControl customers will be able

Delta Air Lines has appointed Alan Lavender as area sales manager for its UK cargo division. He will oversee the

Transaero Airlines has seen its cargo traffic recover in July after the earlier decline amid the economic headwinds. The Russian

Cargo tonnage passing through Amsterdam Airport Schiphol dipped in the first half of the year mainly as a result of

Delicate cargos of two contrasting kinds – newly spawned fish from Arctic waters and hi-tech industrial laser equipment – have

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is searching for a new chief executive officer (CEO) after Tony Tyler announced he

Gulf Air has been receiving representatives from cargo agents near and far with firms from a number of South East

Qantas and China Eastern’s proposed five-year joint Australia, China services business which will see the airlines offer expanded services, improved

Turbulence in Chinese stocks and shares and interest rate cuts last week by the central bank of the People’s Republic

ACP Worldwide has been appointed as the general sales agent (GSA) across South Africa for Saudia Cargo, which became effective

Abu Dhabi International Airport saw cargo volumes increase by 2.1 per cent year on year (YOY) in July. The airport

Air Cargo Community Frankfurt has welcomed five new members into the association who are all now contributing their knowledge of

Air New Zealand says capacity growth supported by strong demand, cost efficiencies and lower fuel prices has helped it record

Emirates SkyCargo will increase its bellyhold cargo capacity to Iran, when Emirates Airlines begins its five non-stop flights to Mashhad

Air China Cargo and Canadian logistics company Braden-Burry Expediting (BBE) have signed a multi-year cargo handling agreement at Edmonton International

Doncaster Sheffield Airport has seen its cargo throughput surge in the first six months of year compared to the same

Four US airlines have set up a coalition in support of Open Skies agreements with Gulf states and opposing demands

Lufthansa Cargo and Swiss WorldCargo are to change their pricing structures for the winter schedule in 2015/16 to include a

Let Britain Fly has sent a letter to UK prime minister David Cameron signed by business leaders, calling on the

Lufthansa Cargo has seen revenue and total tonnage for the first half of 2015 increase year on year (YOY). The

John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport opened its new Canadian $12 million ($9.1 million) cargo centre on 30 July, which

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Cargo halved its operating loss in the first quarter (Q1) of the financial year compared to Q1