Shenzhen’s cargo vision

SHENZHEN Airport (China) officials have confirmed expansion plans, which include boosting airfreight capacity to two million tonnes per year in…

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Kuehne and Nagel airfreight up

KUEHNE + Nagel’s airfreight sector recorded a 14.5 per cent jump in volumes during the first nine months of 2011…

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Czech selects Aero Cargo

CZECH Airlines has appointed ECS Group member Aero Cargo as its general sales agent in Germany. Starting this month Aero…

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SWISS on the slow but steady

IN the first nine months of the year Swiss WorldCargo saw a 4.9 per cent freight-tonne-kilometre growth. The volume-based load…

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Korean Air eyes Uzbekistan

ONE of the world’s largest cargo carriers, Korean Air, will soon begin shipping airfreight through Navoi international airport (Uzbekistan) to…

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The hype around Hyderabad

LUFTHANSA Cargo is due to begin a fourth service within a matter of days there and now Hyderabad International Airport…

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Amerijet opens freight facility

CARGO transportation provider Amerijet International has opened a new 20,000 sq ft freight facility in Newark, New Jersey (US). “Amerijet…

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DHL’s big Indian five

DHL is tapping cargo demand out of south India with the launch of a five-times weekly 777 freighter service between…

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US puts Bout on trial

VIKTOR Bout, the alleged global air cargo arms dealer, has gone on trial in the US. His prosecutor launched the…

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Cargo returns to Coventry

CARGO services at Coventry Airport (UK) have resumed for the first time since they stopped in 2009. The airport was…

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Frankfurt slammed with surprise night-flight ban

LUFTHANSA and Fraport were hit with a surprise ban on all night flights at Frankfurt airport this week. Germany’s regional…

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Qatar’s North American trio

QATAR Airways’ cargo division will link Doha (Qatar) to North America via Luxembourg on three new 777F services. Atlanta and…

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Airlines down 40 per cent

FOR the first time in eight quarters, airline profits have declined, with the exception of Europe, IATA said. The world’s…

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TSA turns back on screening target

THE US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has bowed down to industry pressure and postponed its 31 December deadline for 100…

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Cathay’s computer gamble

THE Asian market may be down at present, but Cathay is placing its bets on Chengdu (China) with two new…

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Ethiopian’s 777 quartet

ETHIOPIAN has become the first African carrier to order four 777Fs. The order is valued at approximately US$1.1 billion. “As…

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DHL immune to Asian drop

AT a time when rivals FedEx and UPS are seeing demand wane it is business as usual at DHL Express….

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Emirates pushes 777 upgrade

BOEING has faced heavy criticism from Qatar Airways’ chief executive officer and Cargolux director Akbar Al Baker over -8F delays,…

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-8F gets a lick of paint

IAG Cargo’s first 747-8F has just been painted in British Airways World Cargo (BAWC) livery at Boeing’s Everett site in…

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IATA calls for security unity

THE International Air Transport Association (IATA) is pushing governments and other aviation stakeholders to adopt Checkpoint of the Future (CoF),…

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