Policy

Ukraine aims for transfer of stranded AN-124

Ukraine is planning to “confiscate” a Volga-Dnepr-owned AN-124 aircraft that has been grounded at Canada’s Toronto Pearson Airport since the…

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Stricter air cargo monitoring “not a concern”

Air cargo stakeholders are not concerned about the prospect of increased industry scrutiny following recent aircraft manufacturing-related safety incidents. During…

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Politics fails to deflect move to globalisation, says DHL report

There is no sign of geopolitics affecting the march of globalisation, says DHL in the latest edition of its Global…

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Logistics UK calls for dedicated logistics and supply chain minister

UK supply chain organisation Logistics UK has called on the country’s government to appoint a dedicated minister for logistics and…

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Another ex Polar executive pleads guilty to fraud

A former senior operations executive at Polar Air Cargo Worldwide has pleaded guilty to defrauding the US cargo airline. Carlton…

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EAC examines the evolving role of air cargo

The recent European Aviation Conference, which took place at the Luxembourg Centre for Supply Chain Management (LCL) at the University…

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Volga-Dnepr sues Canadian government over AN-12 seizure

Volga-Dnepr Airlines has filed a lawsuit against the Canadian government over the seizure of one of its Antonov AN-124 freighter…

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US forwarders brace for kickback on larger shipment screening rules

US freight forwarders are bracing for shipper kickback on recently implemented security requirements for larger shipments. At the end of…

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Dutch government backs down on Schiphol flight cuts

The Dutch government has backed down on its plans to cut the number of flights at Schiphol Airport after objections…

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Governments must help forwarders invest in environmental sustainability

Freight forwarders are ready to tackle emissions but support from governments is needed to help them overcome the challenges in…

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