October 2012

Qantas Freight slides

QANTAS – Australia’s national carrier has announced a 27 per cent drop in net freight revenues. Underlying earnings from Qantas…

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US job threat

FEDEX will start making redundancy or buyout offers to some employees in March 2013, a spokesman has confirmed. She said…

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Kennel warning after dog escape

AMERICAN Airlines has issued a fresh warning on snap top kennels after a dog broke lose on a busy runway. The…

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Premier League plan for Manchester

FAMOUS for its music and football Manchester UK looks set to join the air cargo premier league thanks to a…

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IATA Cargo Results

AIRFREIGHT demand contracted 3.2 per cent in July compared to the same month in 2011 according to figures from IATA. However,…

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Panalpina plans to chill

PANALPINA are planning for growing demand in the temperature controlled freight market. In the first half of this year 20…

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Cargolux quits Quito

Cargolux is to resume flights to Latacunga, Equador following renovations at the airport. A spokesman for the carrier, which hasn’t…

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Saudia adds to HK route

SAUDIA Cargo has announced that it is to add a new weekly freighter from Hong Kong –  in response to customer…

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Cargo Champion

CHRIS Foyle is best known in the industry for bringing the Antonov AN124 out from behind the Iron Curtain. It…

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Leipzig leap

LEIPZIG Halle Airport registered double-digit growth levels during the first six months of 2012.  The airport, Germany’s second largest cargo…

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LaHood for air cargo

THE US Transport Secretary will give the TIACA keynote to cargo bosses in October. Ray LaHood will address The International…

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MNG’s A330-200F arrives

MNG Airlines (Turkey) says its fleet expansion programme is on course after taking delivery of a new A330-200F. The major…

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Cargolux “nice guys”

CARGOLUX is no faceless corporation according to a group of aircraft enthusiasts who contacted the Luxembourg based carrier. For many…

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Air cargo gets its skates on

THE parallels between figure skating and airfreight might not be immediately obvious. Both do have a certain grace and efficiency…

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Freighter panel falls on US town

AIR investigators have been called to Seattle in the US after a door panel fell from a freighter – narrowly…

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CHEP wins Qatar deal

QATAR Airways has awarded its ULD and galley equipment maintenance contract to CHEP Aerospace Solutions in a five-year deal. CHEP…

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Saudia grows in West Africa

SAUDIA Cargo has added nine destinations in West Africa via Lagos, Nigeria. Saudia Cargo now serves the cities of Abidjan,…

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747-200 freighter shreds 14 tyres

AN electrical failure is thought to be behind an emergency landing at Ted Stevens Anchorage Airport, US. Local media have…

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Frankfurt Airport’s August freight fall

FRANKFURT Airport’s (FRA) airfreight volumes fell by 4.1 per cent to 165,406 tonnes year-on-year in August this year. “Once again,…

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WFS strikes TAP deal

WFS (Worldwide Flight Services) has won a two-year contract with carrier TAP Portugal at Newark Liberty Airport. Under the terms…

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