Stansted given lower price caps than expected

THE Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has issued lower price caps than expected to Stansted Airport to encourage competition between nearby…

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Avient to replace fleet with A330s

AFRICA specialist cargo airline Avient is, despite the global economic downturn, still planning on renewing its fleet. CEO Andrew Smith…

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Kalitta Air grounds third of fleet

DUE to plunging demand, US cargo airline Kalitta Air is to park a third of its fleet and lay off…

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Air-freight cartel starts to pay the price

THE fallout from the price-fixing air-freight cartel is starting to gather pace. The Australian Federal Court has just fined Qantas…

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Uzbekistan to get central Asian hub

OFFICIALS have signed a deal to develop the Navoi International Airport in Uzbekistan into a central Asian logistics hub. The…

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Stop multiple security regulations demands TIACA

GLOBAL aviation security must be threat-based, risk-managed, multi-layered and operationally consistent to be effective, says the chairman of TIACA’s industry…

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China to slash aircraft orders

CHINA wants its airlines to cancel or postpone orders for new aircraft until the economy has stabilised, a move sure…

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Cargomind first regional member of Cargo 2000

IATA’s quality management programme, Cargo 2000, is now allowing regional membership, which was launched to encourage more medium-sized airlines, freight…

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Thai business leaders demand action after airports closure

THAI logistics operators and business leaders are demanding that the new incoming government should provide “remedies” for the estimated US$60…

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Slump stalls Macau Airport plans

PLANS to develop Macau International Airport have been postponed due to a dramatic drop in traffic. This year it fell…

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Aeroflot bucks the trend for caution

AEROFLOT has received the first of 10 Airbus 330-200s, confidently dismissing other carriers concern for the global economy. There is…

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EU and Canada lift aviation restrictions

Canada and the European Union (EU) have agreed to open restrictions on aviation between themselves. All EU airlines will now…

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Panagia joins Maersk

MASSIMO Panagia is the new managing director for the eastern Mediterranean region for Maersk Logistics/Damco. Panagia will have the overall…

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Envirotainer promotes Nordenberg

ENVIROTAINER, has promoted Johan Nordenberg to the post of healthcare sales and cold chain management director. He will be based…

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Ethiopian flower exports wilting

ETHIOPIAN flower exports are down due to euro and dollar currency fluctuations and the global economic slowdown. Flowers exports from…

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Hactl traffic takes a tumble

HONG Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl), announced the air cargo tonnage throughput for November 2008. A total of 203,074…

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Possible 645 billion Chinese aviation investment

CHINA’S aviation regulator is to recommend that the government should invest US$65.4 billion into the country’s aviation industry. Liu Shaocheng,…

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Greek strike may fuel riots

GREEK air traffic controllers’ are joining the country’s unions in a general strike today. State-owned, but soon to be privatised,…

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UPS opens new hub in Shanghai

UPS has opened a new international hub in Shanghai at the Pudong International Airport. Mr. Wu, chairman of Shanghai Airport…

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Future looks bleak for aviation predicts IATA

THE International Air Transport Association (IATA) has forecast an industry loss of US$2.5 billion for 2009. This will be due…

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