Cargolux warily confident for 2011 after troubled 2010

DAVID Arendt, Cargolux’s interim chief executive officer (CEO), says the airline remains confident that the New Year will improve the…

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Pakistan restricts Russian freighters after Georgian crash

FOLLOWING the crash of the Sunway Il-76 freighter into the Karachi naval base, all Russian-owned freighters have been grounded at…

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Ethiopian keen for 777Fs, but supply short

ETHIOPIAN Airlines is in negotiations with Boeing over plans to acquire 777 freighters. Outgoing Ethiopian chief executive officer, Girma Wake,…

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CEVA announces new president for Asia Pacific

CEVA Logistics has made Didier Chenneveau head of operations for Asia Pacific. Chenneveau is currently executive vice-president and chief supply…

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Bakker to leave after TNT surprise split

IN a surprise announcement, TNT, Europe’s second-largest express company, will sell its express-delivery business to focus on its postal work….

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Europe to strengthen air cargo security

EUROPE plans to introduce tough new security regulations in the wake of the airfreight bomb scares last month. EU transport…

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UK remains frozen

AIRFREIGHT in the UK continues to suffer delays thanks to the country coming to a near halt from levels of…

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SIA Cargo pleads guilty to price fixing

SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) Cargo has agreed to plead guilty and to pay a US$48 million fine for its part in…

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Nigeria raids PLS on bribery charges

NIGERIAN officials raided and arrested 11 members of Premier Logistics Solution (PLS) on Friday on charges of bribery. Officers of…

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Il-76 crashes in Karachi killing 11

A SUN Way Il-76 freighter crashed into a Karachi naval base on Sunday 28 November killing all eight crewmembers. The…

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Doubt over what October’s results mean

INTERNATIONAL cargo traffic rose 14.4 per cent in October compared with the same month last year. This was marginally weaker…

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South Korea slams batteries rules

SOUTH Korean officials will visit the US tomorrow to protest at proposed changes to the shipment of lithium batteries. The…

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FAA decrees new aircraft fatigue rules

AIRCRAFT must be protected against structural fatigue according to new regulations brought in by the US. The Federal Aviation Administration…

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Carriers mull Rockford alternative to O’Hare

CHICAGO Rockford International Airport (RFD) seems a step closer to its goal of hosting regular international freighter flights, as Southern…

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Dubai prepares for new ‘game changing’ security regulations

THE air cargo industry should be ready to adapt and embrace any new security regulations that are imposed following the…

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LAN boosts freighter fleet

WITH revenues up nearly 50 per cent, LAN Cargo is ramping up its maindeck capacity. Latin America’s leading cargo carrier…

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Delta ups international flying

BUOYED by the outlook of a relatively stable year ahead, Delta is moving to step up its international capacity in…

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ICAO says blowing up aircraft illegal

IN a move sure to worry terrorists, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), part of the United Nations, has made…

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IAI Bedek delivers first new 737 to TNT

TNT has taken delivery of the first of 11 converted 737 freighters, a 737-400. The total order is for eight…

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Swiss makes Gehrig Jetzer’s replacement

BRUNO Gehrig (right) has been elected chairman of the board at Swiss International Air Lines. He succeeds Rolf Jetzer, who…

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