Author: James Graham

The harmonising of air navigation services between European and African countries has moved a step closer with the incorporation of

With 30 years experience in the airfreight industry in forwarding, airline and ground handling, Christian Haug presently holds the position

The movement of horses by airfreight has grown as the world’s racing industry has expanded beyond national boundaries to chase

Hong Kong-based, TAC Index is offering industry qualified parties full, free access to TAC Index up until September 30, 2018.

Worldwide leading shipping company CMA CGM has reached an agreement to acquire an equity stake of nearly 25 per cent

On Sunday, April 22 a milestone for IAG Cargo will be reached at London Stansted airport (pictured) when the 1000th

In another sign of Alibaba’s increasing footprint in South East Asia, its executive chairman and founder, Jack Ma, has signed

Turkey will start exporting cherries to China later this spring, national carrier Turkish Airlines has confirmed to Air Cargo Week.

US-based ACL Airshop took the opportunity of the platform of the recent IATA World Cargo Symposium in Dallas, Texas to

The ULD (Unit Load Device) market is projected to grow to $2.02 billion by 2021, enjoying around four per cent

The winners of the 2017 Schiphol Aviation Awards were announced last night by Amsterdam Airport Schiphol COO, Birgit Otto at

Moldova and Ukraine are set on liberalising air transport between the two states following the signing of a bilateral agreement.

Johan Ignell has joined Scandinavian Shipping & Logistics as business development manager. Ignell, 33, was previously with the Greencarrier Group

Britain recently lifted its ban on direct cargo flights from Bangladesh but a small number of other countries, including Australia,

Aviation engineering lobby group Aircraft Engineers International (AEI) has written to the European Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc, warning that some

First it was ‘cargo class’ where passengers could exercise on extremely long-haul flights it the cargo hold. Now, designers have

The best horses in the world will be making use of the facilities provided by the Horse Inn at Liege

Heathrow-based Agency Sector Management (ASM), alongside the British International Freight Association (BIFA) and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), will be

Swissport has deferred its planned IPO (Initial Public Offering) and listing of its shares on the SIX Swiss Exchange due

After almost two years of development, the completely automatic warehouse inventory solution using drones, perfected by Geodis and Delta Drone,

Biman Bangladesh is seeing cargo pick up sharply after a ban on direct flights to Britain was lifted, Binman acting

American Airlines Cargo’s organisation announced an overall cargo traffic growth for 2017, up 15 per cent from the previous calendar

Animal handling facility The ARK at New York John F Kennedy (JFK) airport has “discontinued” its $65 million lawsuit against

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that Femke Sickler (pictured), a recent graduate of Delft University of Technology in

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International airport (ATL), in partnership with the Metro Atlanta Chamber and the Atlanta Air Cargo Association, celebrated year-on-year

Kale Logistics Solutions is offering a comprehensive suite of IT solutions for the logistics domain. Recently, the company launched a

Freight forwarder Dachser has acquired some 65,000 sq m of real estate in the Breisgau industrial park in Eschbach, a

Following the launch of its Tel Aviv-São Paulo-Santiago de Chile service, LATAM will be the only carrier to operate flights

FedEx Express (FedEx) has announced its Purple Runway – A FedEx Pathways Program, an “industry-leading pilot development program designed to

Moscow Sheremetyevo International airport demonstrated Moscow Cargo, the largest cargo complex in the country, to airlines and cargo forwarders two