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NewsAvianca Cargo adds A330P2F
Avianca Cargo has added an Airbus A330 passenger to freighter conversion to its fleet, expanding its capacity to nine freighters
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NewsAeroUnion launches Avianca Cargo Mexico
Avianca Cargo-owned AeroUnion has announced a new brand, Avianca Cargo Mexico, to help connect Mexico and the US west coast with global airfreight hubs
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InsightsE-commerce transforms skies over Latin America
Latin American airfreight carriers are adding air cargo capacity as they anticipate healthy demand off the back of trade that appears safe from tariff disruption
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NewsAeroUnion and Avianca Cargo start building A330-300P2F capacity
AeroUnion A330-300F. Photo: Avianca Cargo AeroUnion has added an Airbus A330-300 passenger to freighter (P2F) aircraft to its fleet which will also benefit Avianca Cargo as part of an ongoing commercial cooperation agreement. Based at Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU) in Mexico, the aircraft will cover routes ...
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NewsAeroUnion outsources ULD management to Jettainer
Image source: Jettainer; L-R: Alonso Haro and Shailendar KothariMexican cargo airline AeroUnion has outsourced the management of more than 800 Unit Load Devices (ULDs) to Jettainer in a five year contract.AeroUnion operates an all-cargo fleet of three Airbus A300s and two Boeing 767-200s, serving a network of 21 ...
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United and AeroUnion bring widebody TempControl to Mexico City
US-based airline United Cargo has entered into an interline agreement with Mexican all-cargo carrier AeroUnion that expands United’s widebody TempControl network to include Mexico City International Airport (MEX).TempControl is a specialised service for the transportation of pharmaceuticals, healthcare material and other commodities requiring temperature-sensitive transport.“We provide TempControl service in MEX ...