Should shippers talk to carriers?

MESSAGE to airline heads of cargo: Your customer’s customer is on the phone, and he wants to talk to you! This…

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The elusiveness of air cargo quality

THE biggest single problem with the airfreight industry is not so much low yields or overcapacity, but poor quality. Poor…

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Agility’s flexible business model

IF YOU WANT to know why big hub airports continue to thrive in the air cargo business, you could do…

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American Airlines and US Airways to fight justice department merger block

AMR Corporation, the parent company of American Airlines and US Airways Group, is to mount a “vigorous and strong defence”…

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Lufthansa Cargo launches paperless security process

PAPERLESS airfreight is moving closer and closer at innovative Lufthansa Cargo. From now on, customers can send consignment-specific security information electronically…

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Panalpina offers US$35m to settle US lawsuit

PANALPINA has entered into a preliminary agreement to settle a US class action lawsuit alleging anticompetitive industry practices regarding freight…

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Cathay Pacific’s July air cargo drop

CATHAY Pacific Airways and Dragonair traffic figures for last month (July 2013) show a year-on-year rise in the number of…

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Cathay Pacific’s September air cargo drop

CATHAY Pacific Airways’ combined Cathay and Dragonair traffic figures for September 2013 show passenger numbers rising despite decreased capacity –…

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Schiphol’s e-freight leap

SCHIPHOL Cargo, Cargonaut, KLM Cargo and Air Cargo Netherlands are among the signatories to a revolutionary new information exchange between…

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More air cargo support for the Philippines

TWELVE days after Typhoon Haiyan hit central Philippines, the air cargo industry has been ratcheting up its efforts to send…

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Nordic air cargo volumes fell by nearly 20 per cent in 2012

THE PERCEIVED success of the Nordic countries appears to be the envy of the world. Some socio-economic commentators have even…

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Etihad Airways orders 56 widebodied Boeing aircraft worth US$25.2bn

ETIHAD Airways has ordered 56 widebodied aircraft, with options and purchase rights for 26 more in a deal valued at US$25.2…

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Air Canada leads way in piece-level tracking

AIR CANADA (AC) Cargo is poised to track shipments at individual piece level.  The airline is getting ready to introduce…

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New Libyan carrier set for lift off

LIBYAN WINGS, the newly-launched, Tripoli-based airline, has signed an agreement for three A350-900s and four A320neo aircraft. The fledgling carrier…

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Air cargo industry rallies round Typhoon Haiyan victims

THE air cargo industry has been pulling together to help around 11 million people affected by Typhoon Haiyan, which swept through the…

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Etihad Cargo and Singapore Airlines Cargo to exchange capacity

ETIHAD CARGO and Singapore Airlines Cargo are to exchange confirmed cargo capacity on their services from Abu Dhabi (AUH) to…

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New security regulations ‘burdensome’

THE United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has proposed numerous and significant changes to the security programmes for US and non-US all cargo…

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United Cargo equipped for a new era

A MAJOR MERGER and switching to an entirely new IT system must be two of the more stressful things that…

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United Cargo equipped for a new era

A MAJOR MERGER and switching to an entirely new IT system must be two of the more stressful things that…

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Cattle asphyxiated on freighter

AUSTRALIAN exports authorities have launched an investigation after dozens of cows were suffocated to death on a B747-8 freighter flight…

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