All articles by Damian Brett – Page 16
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NewsDHL expands with new Lyon gateway facility
DHL Express will soon open a new facility to handle its Time Definite International (TDI) and Day Definite International (DDI) shipments at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport
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NewsEmbraer maintains feeder freighter outlook on e-commerce and ‘friendshoring’
Embraer is maintaining its outlook for feeder freighter demand, with growing e-commerce demand and regional supply chain operations expected to fuel fleet growth
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NewsAviLease the latest to order the A350 freighter
Aircraft lessor AviLease has become the latest company to place an order for the Airbus A350 freighter in a deal that will make it the joint largest owner of the model
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NewsChina-US air cargo volumes fall after tariff surge
Air cargo volumes between China and the US began to ease back in the first full week of June after surging from mid-May
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NewsAir cargo sees laptop demand out of Vietnam surge
The volume of laptops being transported from Vietnam to the US by air cargo has surged in recent months
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NewsAfrica’s Air Bonanza Express shifts IL-76 freighter base
African charter service provider Air Bonanza Express is shifting the base of its IL-76 freighter aircraft to cater for demand out of Chad and the Ivory Coast
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NewsUK and Ethiopian forwarder groups sign MoU
UK forwarder association BIFA is teaming up with the Ethiopian Freight Forwarders and Shipping Agents Association (EFFSAA) to enhance Ethiopia’s forwarding sector
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NewsUPS expands India-Germany freighter operation
UPS is adding an extra weekly freighter flight to its operation between Europe and India in line with the growing demand for Indian goods in Europe
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NewsHellmann expands its express airfreight offering
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is expanding its digital airfreight express solution, HEX, to North America with plans to roll the product out in further countries later this year
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NewsPACTL and LCSLM target growing China-Mexico air cargo demand
PACTL and LSCLM target the growing China-Mexico market with a new partnership
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NewsDHL targets growth in the Middle East with €500m investment
The DHL Group has revealed plans to invest more than €500m in its Middle East operations as the region’s strategic importance continues to grow
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NewsUK Air Cargo Club raises funds for the Alzheimer’s Society
The United Kingdom Air Cargo Club (UKACC) has donated £18,000 to the Alzheimer’s Society charity - proceeds raised at its industry social events over the last calendar year
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NewsNew cargo terminal opens at Jordan’s Queen Alia International Airport
A new cargo warehouse at Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) in Jordan has opened as the country looks to build up its logistics capabilities
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NewsTranspacific widebody freighter capacity settles after market volatility
Widebody freighter capacity on the transpacific trade has settled down in recent weeks after a volatile couple of months due to US tariff changes
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NewsWestJet boosts Cuba cargo capacity following Sunwing integration
WestJet Cargo will boost its network to Cuba following the integration of Sunwing Airlines into the group
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NewsFinnair reaches agreement with pilots but ground strikes set to hit operations
Finnair has reached a tentative labour agreement with its pilots after 10 months of negotiations, but is set to be affected by upcoming industrial action by airport staff
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NewsAmazon Air Cargo expands in South America with Avianca partnership
Amazon Air Cargo has partnered with Avianca Cargo on freighter operations between Miami and Bogotá
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NewsNegotiable air cargo document draft convention set to be finalised
UNCITRAL expected to soon finalise the draft convention on negotiable air cargo documents to allow the transfer of ownership of goods while in transit
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NewsTAC outlines a volatile month for airfreight rates in May
Air cargo rates remained firm in May despite trade disruption creating intra-month volatility, according to the latest market report from TAC Index
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NewsAir cargo dodges trade woes in May but the outlook remains difficult
The latest monthly figures produced by analysts and consultants show that air cargo had another lucky escape in terms of demand levels in May