UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has stated that he is “deeply concerned” and “there are questions” after Heathrow Airport’s shutdown last Friday. The airport was closed to all flights until 6pm on the day after a fire at a nearby electricity substation, resulting in more than 1,000 flights being cancelled. Speaking on Monday, Sir […] The post UK Prime Minister “deeply concerned” about Heathrow Airport’s closure appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

The logistics industry has always been about movement—moving goods, ideas, and economies forward. But in 2025, the focus has shifted to moving fast, adapting faster, and staying ahead of disruption. With economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and digital transformation reshaping supply chains, transport logistic 2025 is set to be one of the most critical industry gatherings […] The post transport logistic 2025 takes the pulse of a shifting industry appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

e-commerce and fast fashion exports are proving to be pivotal sectors contributing to the rapid growth of India’s air cargo industry. With projections indicating a nearly fourfold increase in air cargo volume by 2043, India’s expanding digital economy and manufacturing capabilities are set to reshape the cargo landscape. A major catalyst  India’s e-commerce gross merchandise […] The post Fast fashion fuels growth appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

As global trade patterns shift, digitalisation accelerates, and sustainability pressures mount, airlines are reassessing their strategies to remain competitive.  But in an increasingly competitive environment, can European carriers keep pace with the rise of Middle Eastern and Asian cargo hubs? Global air cargo demand has been in flux since the pandemic, with new trade corridors […] The post Can Europe maintain its air cargo dominance in a changing market? appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

Since being unleashed by the Trump administration, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has imposed massive budgetary constraints, triggering a slew of job cuts across federal agencies, one hit particularly hard being the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). While officials claim these cuts won’t impact safety, industry experts warn they could disrupt the air cargo and […] The post Grounded: How DOGE cuts could affect US airfreight appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

The war in Ukraine has disrupted not only the country’s airspace but also its entire air cargo logistics infrastructure. However, this crisis has accelerated digital transformation, forcing aviation and logistics companies to rethink their operations, embrace automation, and find alternative solutions.  From rerouted supply chains to the rise of automation and AI-driven logistics, Ukraine’s air […] The post The digital transformation of Ukraine’s air cargo sector amid war appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

Frederic Brun is the Head of commercial cargo and logistics at Liege Airport. Liege Airport is a unique cargo airport with 1,2 million tonnes of cargo per year constantly increasing. The aim is to bring the airport from a regional airport structure to an international level like all the big ones in this world. Born […] The post 60 Seconds With … Frederic Brun appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

As the air cargo industry continues to adapt to an increasingly digitised landscape, Freightos and its subsidiary, WebCargo are making moves to capture the rapidly growing Indian market.  Scaling digitisation  India represents a high-potential market for Freightos, particularly following its entry around 2021-2022. The Indian air cargo market has shown remarkable readiness for digital transformation, […] The post Strategic digital push in India appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

For logistics providers, Ramadan is more than just a seasonal uptick—it’s a period of complex operational challenges that demand strategic planning, efficiency, and precision. As with any peak season, air cargo carriers must adapt their operations to meet heightened demand. This requires seamless coordination between airlines, ground handlers, customs authorities, and freight forwarders. Yassine Berrada, […] The post From runway to Iftar: Airfreight’s Ramadan sprint appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more

The deployment window for companies to move to Import Control System 2 (ICS2), the European Union’s (EU) initiative to enhance cross-border trade security by requiring customs declarations before goods enter the EU. Soon, for air cargo, a pre-loading declaration must be submitted before goods are loaded onto the aircraft. For all other transport modes, including […] The post How ICS2 is reshaping EU e-commerce appeared first on Air Cargo Week ..read more