All articles by Damian Brett – Page 15
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NewsCathay Cargo transports terracotta warriors to Australia
Cathay Cargo has flown 10 terracotta army figures and over 200 artefacts from Xi’an to Perth via Hong Kong for a new exhibition
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NewsANA takeover of NCA put back a month
There has been another delay to ANA Holding’s takeover of freighter operator Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA) from the NYK Group
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NewsKrems, Smilianets and Claussen recognised by TIACA
United Cargo’s Jan Krems, Awery Aviation Software’s Vitaly Smilianets and cargo.one’s Moritz Claussen all won awards at the Executive Summit in Hong Kong
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NewsCargolux refutes Iranian airspace claims made on social media
Freighter operator Cargolux has dismissed social media statements alleging that its flights have been using Iranian airspace
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NewsChina-US e-commerce airfreight drops steeply in May
The US removal of the de minimis exemption for packages from China in May resulted in a 43% decline in e-commerce shipments from China to the US
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NewsFedEx retires aircraft as it faces volatile demand environment
FedEx retired 12 aircraft in its fiscal fourth quarter as the company sought to align network capacity with anticipated demand
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NewsDHL Global Forwarding opens new Frankfurt airfreight hub
DHL Global Forwarding has officially opened its new airfreight hub at Frankfurt Airport, which consolidates its various sites at the airport
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NewsSwiss WorldCargo rolls out lightweight ULDs
Swiss WorldCargo has completed the rollout of a new fleet of lighterweight ULDs to help save fuel and emissions
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NewsCharterSync targets Ai enhancements following investment round
Cargo charter portal CharterSync will invest in developing its artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities following its latest investment round
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NewsEmirates SkyCargo warns of payload constraints due to additional fuel uplift
Emirates SkyCargo has warned of potential payload constraints as a result of its aircraft taking on extra fuel due to the ongoing conflicts and geopolitical disruption being experienced in the Middle East
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NewsQatar Airways resumes flights but Middle East disruption continues
Qatar Airways has restarted flights from Doha after the country’s airspace was closed yesterday due to Iran launching missiles against US bases in Qatar and Iraq
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NewsAirlines cancel and re-route flights as Middle East conflict escalates
Airlines cancelled more flights to the Middle East over the weekend and are continuing to divert around much of the region following US strikes on Iran
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NewsCathay Cargo benefits from demand surge due to tariff pause
Cathay Cargo saw its cargo volumes increase in May as the US and China paused their tariff war and additional capacity boosted performance
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NewsAir Charter Service makes time critical promotions
Charter firm Air Charter Service (ACS) has made two promotions to its time-critical team following volume growth over the past six months
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NewsAir India reduces 777 and 787 flights
Air India is reducing the number of flights it operates with its Boeing 787 and 777 widebody aircraft in order to carry out extra safety checks
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NewsAir cargo sees India’s smartphone volumes take off
Exports of smartphones from India to the US via airfreight have grown rapidly since the start of the year, while volumes from China have been trending downwards
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NewsBridges Air Cargo to be first E190 freighter operator
Bridges Air Cargo has been announced as the first operator of Embraer’s E190F converted aircraft
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NewsAirbus secures another A350 freighter deal
Airbus has secured a second agreement for its A350 freighter model at this week’s Paris Airshow in a deal with Turkey-based MNG Airlines
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NewsAtlas Air warns of a decade of widebody freighter shortages
Atlas Air Worldwide is expecting a shortage of widebody freighter capacity for the next ten years and beyond as existing aircraft head towards retirement age
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NewsQantas Freight expands China freighter operation
Qantas Freight will expand its China freighter operation with the start of a new flight to Shanghai later this month