Cargo volumes up at Frankfurt, Brussels and Vienna
Frankfurt, Brussels and Vienna are the latest European airports to report a rise in air cargo demand last year as e-commerce volumes boosted performance
SF Airlines aims to capitalise on seafood demand with Oslo freighter
SF Airlines has launched a new freighter service to Oslo Airport as it looks to cater for e-commerce and seafood demand
European airports' cargo volumes on the up in 2024
European hubs saw their cargo volumes improve last year after a tough 2023 and thanks to a buoyant airfreight market
Stakeholder engagement priority for Heathrow
Heathrow Airport’s focus on stakeholder engagement is proving crucial for its cargo redevelopment and role in a digitalisation project for truck handling operations
First dedicated e-commerce flight at Glasgow Prestwick
Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK) has welcomed its first full e-commerce cargo flight and is working towards scheduled e-commerce flights in the new year.
American Airlines Cargo expands facility and digital capabilities at Heathrow
American Airlines Cargo has expanded its premises at Heathrow Airport
Swissport expands at Gatwick Airport
Swissport has expanded at Gatwick Airport in the UK
Ardian becomes largest Heathrow Airport stakeholder
French private investment company Ardian has become the largest shareholder of London’s Heathrow Airport
Menzies awarded IATA’s CEIV Li-batt certification
Menzies Aviation has been awarded IATA’s Center of Excellence for Independent Validators Lithium Batteries (CEIV Li-batt)
Executive team shuffle for SEKO
SEKO Logistics has announced several new senior appointments with the successful close of its previously announced recapitalisation
Dutch government announces latest plan to limit Schiphol flights
The Dutch government has announced its intention to limit flights at Schiphol to 478,000 aircraft movements next year.
Liege Airport tonnage up 16% in November
Liege Airport recorded a 16% year on year increase in tonnage in November due to increased cargo airline and logistics activity in the surrounding area.
Joost van Doesburg quits Schiphol Airport after difficult tenure
Joost van Doesburg has decided to step down from his position as head of cargo at Royal Schiphol Group with the airport citing "unjust defamatory allegations" made against him in its response to the news.
Cargo groups complain to Dutch competition authority over Schiphol price hikes
Three Dutch airfreight and logistics groups have complained to the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets over Schiphol's plans to hike prices.
Delta’s 2024 cargo revenue up 14%
Delta Air Lines reported a 14% year-on-year increase in cargo operating revenue for 2024 as it strives to boost its digital presence
IATA calls for international coordination when addressing security threats
IATA has called for international cooperation when developing future security requirements following the introduction of "disjointed" security measures last year