May 2012

Air France puts on a brave face

AIR France-KLM’s June airfreight traffic was stable for the second month in a row but the carrier’s finances are still…

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India’s new perishables hub

A NEW air cargo hub for perishable goods is to be based at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (India). Gujarat…

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Anti-smuggling staff screening at Indian airports

GROUND handling staff at two of India’s major airports should undergo a tougher screening process to combat smuggling, according to…

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Volume hike sparks air freight station plan

PLANS are afoot to build an air freight station near Chennai International Airport (India) to cut congestion at the city’s…

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Damco names Tripet new sea-air head

DAMCO has appointed Serge Tripet its global head of sea-air product, a new role at Damco’s airfreight department. He will…

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Damco drives ahead

FREIGHT forwarder Damco’s airfreight tonnage increased by 23 per cent in the first nine months compared to the same period…

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Iraq controversy fades as market falls

INEFFICIENCY, profiteering and monopolistic behaviour, were all accusations made against RUS Aviation of Sharjah when it won an exclusive four-year…

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SkyCargo income soars

EMIRATES SkyCargo has posted record revenues in its 2010/11 financial year results.  Revenue reached AED8.8bn (US$2.4bn), up 27.6 per cent,…

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Mumbai price hike

MUMBAI airport is to increase its charges by ten per cent. In a letter to one of the owners, GVK…

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Mumbai cargo workers hold flash strike

CARGO workers at Mumbai Airport (pictured) held a spontaneous strike last week bringing operations to a stand still, in protest…

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India may open up to foreign investment

IN a bid to help struggling domestic airlines the Indian government is considering allowing foreign stakeholders to invest in India’s…

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Chennai sees cargo boost

CHENNAI airport handled 24 per cent more cargo in the first five months of this year compared to the same…

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FAA fatigue rules may impact air cargo

NEW restrictions to the hours that pilots can fly to minimise fatigue and prevent accidents are due from the US…

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Indian protest slows cargo

STARTING from today Customs officials at the air cargo complex in Andheri, a suburb of Mumbai City, are deliberately slowing…

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Indian Customs officials slammed

INDIA’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has registered a case against senior personnel at Thirvananthapuram airport in Kerala (India) for…

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New Berlin airport MD sacked over delays

A PROBLEM with the fire safety system at Germany’s newest €2.5bn (US$3.2bn) airport sparks anger from major airlines over its…

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Ex-Evergreen lawyer sues airline

EVERGREEN International Aviation is under legal attack from its ex-general counsel.  Monique DeSpain is suing the freight-friendly airline for firing…

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Evergreen pilots reject pay offer

EVERGREEN International Airlines (EIA) crewmembers, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), have rejected a tentative pay offer by…

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Evergreen faces US$4.9m FAA fine

EVERGREEN International Airlines, the US all-cargo airline, faces a fine of US$4.9m, one of the largest fines the Federal Aviation…

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Thai accused of cartel activities

THAI Airways is under EU investigation for its part in the alleged air cargo cartel.  The Thai carrier is charged…

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