Author: James Graham

New rules concerning international ownership of Canadian airlines have come into force after Royal assent. Canadian federal minister of transport,

The first move towards a legal case that will impact UK-based freighter pilots has been made. Legal papers have been

Freight forwarders in Malaysia are taking a ‘wait and see’ approach on how the new government will approach issues relevant

Forwarders in Britain are pinning their hopes on a lengthy Brexit transition so that they can prepare for the introduction

The last of some 38,500 live salmon parr fingerlings, which have been successfully transported in 42 bin movements over a

Network Airline Management (NAM), a division of the Network Aviation Group (NAG), and Astral Aviation have expanded their managed fleet

Nittsu Logistics (Thailand), a local subsidiary of Nippon Express, has obtained 12 Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS) road transport permits that

For the first time, a Boeing 747-400 aircraft en route to Mexico’s Querétaro Intercontinental Airport has taxied down the runway

Panalpina is urging the adoption of ‘circular’ supply chains to free trillions of dollars of inventory trapped in current supply

The Colorado Springs Independent is reporting that the city’s airport came close to losing its cargo facility when the operator

Ethiopian Airlines and TAL Aviation cargo divisions have signed an agreement, the first time TAL Aviation will be providing cargo

Speaking after yesterday’s parliamentary vote in favour of the National Policy Statement for Heathrow expansion, British International Freight Association (BIFA)

A new airfreight route between Kabul and Jeddah was launched on Monday June 25, private sector sources in the Afghan

The Australian Federal Court has ordered Air New Zealand (Air NZ) to pay A$15 million in penalties after legal action

London Heathrow faces a drastic shortage of industrial land with the coming of the third runway, a leading property agent

Months of collective bargaining have culminated in a tentative agreement for UPS and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (Teamsters). The

Triple i Logistics has committed to expand its facility at Bangkok’s Don Mueang Airport, the Thai listed company has said

Any trade war sparked by the imposition of higher tariffs by the Trump administration in the United States would damage

During the cherry season, a total of 600 tonnes of Salihli cherries (Bing Cherry) will be transported to Oslo by

Boeing and FedEx Express have inked a $6.6 billion order for 12 767 Freighters and 12 777 Freighters. FedEx Express

On Saturday, June 16 The ARK at JFK, the world’s largest privately-owned animal reception terminal and quarantine, released its single

Supply chain specialist Tigers has relocated to a new facility in Shanghai, China, complete with two warehouses to overcome space

Paris-based European Cargo Services (ECS) has been acquired by private equity firm Naxicap Partners following the arrangement of a financing

As airfreight recovers rapidly, consideration must be given to satisfying capacity lift, just as the world’s airlines retire their passenger

Uruguay’s Montevideo Free Airport has achieved IATA’s CEIV Pharma Certification. The airport’s cargo operation has set itself up to resemble

During its general meeting on Thursday, June 7, the committee of the Air Cargo Community Frankfurt (ACCF) elected Riege Software

Delegates in the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) World Congress in New Delhi in September have until the

American Airlines cargo and passenger teams in the Italian city of Milan have won the company’s Customer Cup for Q1

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has presented Swissport Cargo Services at Basel’s EuroAirport with its CEIV certificate for particularly

Cargo managers at Basle airport, the joint French and Swiss airport, continue to put on one of the fasting loading