All Bellyhold Airline Articles – Page 2
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NewsIAG Cargo looks ahead to additional capacity to Asia and the Americas
IAG Cargo is hoping to benefit from the addition of new flights to Asia, North America and South America as part of the airline group’s summer schedule
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NewsQatar Cargo targets semiconductors with latest product
Qatar Cargo has continued to roll out its products targeting specific verticals, this time taking aim at the growing semiconductor market with TechLift
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NewsACN Awards: Cargo airline of the Year category spotlight
The Air Cargo News Awards are now open for entry and we are searching for airlines that believe they offer best-in-class cargo services
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NewsWestJet and Virgin team up on transatlantic cargo
WestJet Cargo has signed a Block Space Agreement (BSA) with Virgin Atlantic to take space on its new flights to Vancouver
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NewsRoyal Air Maroc targets cargo on reinstated Beijing flights
Royal Air Maroc is hoping its recently reinstated flights to Beijing will attract a range of exports out of Africa
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NewsMaastricht Aachen Airport celebrates 35 years of Royal Jordanian flights
Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST) is celebrating 35 years of handling Royal Jordanian’s cargo operations at the gateway
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NewsCathay Cargo on the up in January
Cathay Pacific has revealed its operational figures for January, and it was a good month for its airfreight arm
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NewsAmerican Airlines Cargo continues to reduce plastic waste
American Airlines Cargo has continued to invest in reducing plastic waste in its operations through its partnership with BioNatur Plastics
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NewsThai VietJet hopes to build cargo volumes on Bangkok-Mumbai route
Thai VietJet is hoping to build up cargo volumes to support its recently launched passenger operation between Bangkok and Mumbai
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NewsAmerican Airlines sees cargo revenues slide despite demand growth
American Airline’s cargo revenues declined last year despite volumes increasing and its main US rivals reporting an improvement
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NewsIATA: Air cargo demand robust in October but outlook less positive
Willie Walsh. Photo: IATA Air cargo volumes remained robust in October as traffic was up year on year for the fifteenth consecutive month but the coming 12 months should be viewed with caution, according to IATA. The latest statistics from IATA show that in October demand in ...
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NewsAir cargo capacity set to come under pressure in 2025
Ryan Keyrouse. Source: RotateNext year could see a lack of air cargo capacity as passenger aircraft additions ease, additional freighters are in short supply and e-commerce demand remains strong.Speaking at the Tiaca Air Cargo Forum last week, Rotate chief executive Ryan Keyrouse highlighted some of the issues the industry could ...
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NewsEmirates SkyCargo joins -15C club for perishable transport
Source: Emirates SkyCargoEmirates SkyCargo has joined the Move to -15°C coalition that aims to reduce supply chain emissions by cutting the temperature perishables are transported.Frozen foods are usually transported at -18 degrees Celsius but the coalition believes that a three-degree change in temperature could make a "significant environmental impact with ...
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NewsBoeing: Potential under supply in widebody freighters over coming years
777F Photo: Boeing Media LibraryThere is the potential of an undersupply of large widebody freighters in the second half of the decade, according to Boeing vice president of commercial marketing Darren Hulst.Speaking at the Tiaca Air Cargo Forum and following the release the latest Boeing market forecast, Hulst gave an ...
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NewsIAG Cargo positive as winter schedule adds Africa, Middle East and Americas flights
Photo: IAG CargoIAG Cargo will be able to offer additional capacity to the Middle East, Africa, US and Latin America from the end of this month as its partner airlines add new flights for the winter season.The new schedule will see IAG Cargo deliver a 5% increase in weekly rotations ...
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NewsEtihad Cargo looks to benefit from passenger network expansion
Photo: Etihad CargoEtihad Cargo is hoping to benefit from an expansion of the airline's passenger network in the coming winter season.From November, the carrier is planning to increase its passenger network to more than 900 flights per week.This includes increased belly capacity to existing destinations across South Asia, Southeast Asia, ...
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NewsAF KLM Cargo and Bos Logistics partner on electric truck
Source: Air France KLM Martinair CargoAir France KLM Martinair Cargo (AFKLMP) and trucking firm Bos Logistics are utilising an electric truck for the delivery of cargo.The duel-branded Volvo FH Electric truck will deliver consolidated freight from AFKLMP's Schiphol facility to various airfreight agents.The companies had already switched to a biofuel ...
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NewsIAG Cargo partners with Animal Aircare on Heathrow animal exports
Animal AircareIAG Cargo, the freight operation of the UK-Spanish airline giant IAG, has strengthened a pre-existing relationship with animal transportation services provider Animal Care such that the latter now serves as the cargo carrier’s export partner for animals at London Heathrow International Airport, in addition to having been its animal ...
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NewsCB Customs Broker offers transparency with automated T1 transit documentation
Photo: Lufthansa CargoKelsterbach, Frankfurt-headquartered CB Customs Broker, the wholly owned subsidiary of Lufthansa Cargo that operates as a specialist in offering digital Customs solutions, is widening its eCommerce product range to include the T1 duty-free transit procedure.It is enabling the automated generation of T1 documents in which individual items are ...
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NewsUS airlines maintain cargo embargos as Hurricane Milton hits
Source: American Airlines CargoUS carriers are maintaining and extending their cargo embargoes at stations in Florida as Hurricane Milton makes landfall.Overnight the hurricane weakened from category five to three but is still expected to cause widespread destruction with storm surges of more than 10 ft.In response, airlines have been adding ...