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NewsAerospace charter demand stays robust while automotive declines
Chapman Freeborn reports sustained aerospace charter demand, but declining automotive and e-commerce demand
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InsightsA year of highs and lows for charter brokers
Tariff-related surges in demand gave the charter market a boost in 2025, but the year has not been without its challenges
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NewsLuxaviation One enters the cargo charter market
Private jet charter firm Luxaviation One enters the cargo market with the new division targeting time-critical and specialised freight requirements
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NewsAir charter firms coordinate Hurricane Melissa relief flights
Air Charter Service, Air Partner Cargo and Chapman Freeborn coordinated relief flights carrying over 200 tons of aid to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa
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NewsChapman Freeborn further expands in China
Air charter specialist Chapman Freeborn has opened its sixth China office in Zhengzhou, targeting the strategic central region location near Xinzheng International Airport
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NewsChapman Freeborn nabs Amazon Air's Gerasimova for CEO role
Charter broker Chapman Freeborn has appointed Amazon Air Europe's Saska Gerasimova as group CEO, replacing Eric Erbacher who transitions to board chair role
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NewsFinal chance to attend Air Cargo News Awards
Final booking opportunity for the Air Cargo News Awards ceremony on 22 October at Royal Lancaster London, with limited seats remaining
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NewsLast chance to book seats for the Air Cargo News Awards!
There are now just two weeks until the 2025 Air Cargo News Awards, with limited availability remaining - be sure to book now
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NewsChapman Freeborn delivers urgent 11-ton switchboard shipment
Chapman Freeborn has executed the time-critical transport of an 11-ton electrical switchboard from Jakarta to Sydney using an IL-76PS aircraft
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NewsACS expands into Saudi Arabia with new Riyadh office
Aircraft charter specialist Air Charter Service has established its first Saudi Arabian presence with a new office in Riyadh
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NewsACS continues expansion with new Australian office
Steve Fernandez, ACS Source: Air Charter Service Aircraft charter broker Air Charter Service (ACS) has continued to expand its office presence with the opening of a new base in Australia. The new office opened in Perth at the start of September and is the company’s third location ...
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InterviewsAir Partner tackles industry diversity
Charter broker Air Partner has set up an academy to attract younger people to the airfreight industry, while also expanding its presence around the globe
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NewsChapman Freeborn enables multiple automotive shipments from China
Chapman Freeborn has executed a series of urgent shipments of specialised automotive material from China to Europe
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NewsTables selling fast for the Air Cargo News Awards!
There are now less than two months left until the Air Cargo News Awards, so book your tickets and ensure you don't miss out
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NewsAir Bonanza configures IL-76 freighter for airdrops
African charter service provider Air Bonanza Express has configured its IL-76 freighter for airdrop operations following a surge in demand for the service
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NewsCambodia-Thailand border closure propels cargo charter demand
Charter demand between Thailand and Cambodia has surged in recent weeks after the border between the countries was closed due to fighting
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NewsChapman Freeborn flies time-critical aircraft parts for AOG emergency
Chapman Freeborn has recently overseen the shipment of time-critical aircraft parts from Paris to Athens in less than 24 hours
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NewsMexican brewer says cheers to ACS
Charter broker Air Charter Service (ACS) recently arranged the urgent transport of half a ton of beer hops from the US to Mexico for a beverage firm
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NewsRecord Chapman Freeborn cargo shipment at Glasgow Prestwick
Chapman Freeborn has coordinated a "record-breaking" cargo shipment operation at Glasgow Prestwick Airport in Scotland
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NewsChapman Freeborn expands Shanghai office
Chapman Freeborn has expanded its presence in China with a larger office in Shanghai as the company looks to capitalise on “rapid growth” and "rising demand"