Air Cargo Week
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Air Cargo Week is the world's only weekly newspaper published for air logistics professionals. Their readers from all categories of the air logistics business include executives from airlines, airports, cargo handlers, freight forwarders, general sales agents, and logistic service providers, the very people who keep this major global industry on the move. Get into their blog and learn more..
Air Cargo Week
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In cooperation with Air France KLM Martinair Cargo, Ouwehands Zoo in Rhenen welcomed three koalas to their custom-built, dedicated habitat called “Koalia”, marking a special occasion because apart from being the only koalas in the Netherlands, they are the first to set foot on Dutch soil.
Koalas are housed in zoos around the world within the scope of management programmes
that contribute to the genetic well-being of the population and protect the species. The koala is listed as “vulnerable” on the IUCN Red List, and Australia has classified the species as “endangered” following a rapid declin ..read more
Air Cargo Week
15h ago
Cathay Cargo carried 134,551 tonnes of cargo in March 2024, an increase of 26% compared with the previous month and up by 10.5% compared to March 2023.
Cathay Pacific released its traffic figures for March 2024, which showed strong demand for travel from Hong Kong driven by the Easter holiday period and travel to Hong Kong supported by the various exhibitions and events held in the city. Cathay Pacific carried a total of 1,883,404 passengers in March 2024, an increase of 42.4% compared with March 2023.
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The month’s revenue passenger kilom ..read more
Air Cargo Week
17h ago
Embraer and AICAT (Austrian Industrial Cooperation & Aviation Technology) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance international cooperation in the aerospace sector.
The cooperation adds to Embraer’s existing relationships in Austria while exploring additional opportunities such as joint research, technology development, and contributions from the Austrian ecosystem to the supply chain of the Embraer aircraft programs. AICAT is an organization that is part of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO) and represents the entire aviation technology community in Austria.
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Air Cargo Week
17h ago
With immediate effect, Rhenus PartnerShip is strengthening its competitive position on the river Rhine, which is heading to Belgium. By adopting an internationalisation strategy, the inland waterway shipping specialist is expanding its services towards Antwerp and will act as an independent company in the Belgian market. To enable this development, Rhenus is increasing its shareholding in DGA Shipping to 100 per cent.
DGA Shipping operates in the inland waterway shipping sector in Belgium and offers services throughout the country and in the entire ARA region (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp ..read more
Air Cargo Week
17h ago
DB Schenker has appointed Aaron Scott as chief executive of its UK and Ireland business. Scott will replace Ray Hennessy, who is retiring after eight years in the role.
Aaron Scott joined the company in 2021 and additionally holds the position of executive vice president of contract logistics for region Europe.
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“He brings a wealth of experience to the UK & Ireland chief executive role having spent more than 28 years in International Logistics and 3PL supply chain operations,” the forwarder said.
Additionally, Scott has lived ..read more
Air Cargo Week
2d ago
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) would like to invite the industry to submit their nominations for the 2024 Hall of Fame.
TIACA’s Hall of Fame recognizes air cargo professionals who play a vital role in the progress of aviation and have helped to shape and grow the industry.
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TIACA therefore seek 2024 Hall of Fame nominees who have:
demonstrated an innovative spirit;
displayed outstanding leadership;
and contributed greatly to the development of the air cargo industry.
“The Hall of Fame is the most prestigious awa ..read more
Air Cargo Week
2d ago
Dubai International Airport has announced the resumption of inbound flights at Terminal 1, with Emirates and flydubai flights operating out of Terminal 3, following disruptions caused by record rainfall in the Emirates.
However, flight delays are anticipated as extensive clean-up efforts continue.
READ: Dubai Airport hit by flash flooding
Over two days, more than 1,200 flights were cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions this week.
“Dubai International (DXB) has resumed in-bound flights of international airlines operating out of Terminal 1 DXB. Flights continue to be delayed and disru ..read more
Air Cargo Week
2d ago
Swissport started providing freight forwarder handling in Germany. The new service complements Swissport’s existing portfolio of air cargo services for airlines and will now be rolled out globally across the company’s network.
With the launch of forwarder handling, Swissport is expanding its service offerings in the German cargo market. Effective 15 January 2024, Swissport has become JAS’s sole cargo handling agent for Frankfurt Airport (FRA). The two partners have worked on a coordinated implementation to facilitate a smooth transition.
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Air Cargo Week
2d ago
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has awarded a cargo handling contract to Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) at a fourth major airport gateway in North America.
The new three-year agreement will see WFS, a member of SATS Group, handle cargo onboard SAS flights to and from Boston.
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The airline now offers daily Airbus A350 flights between the New England city and the Danish capital, Copenhagen.
WFS expects to handle over 8 million kilograms of cargo a year on SAS’s Boston operations, including high volumes of perishables.
Boston now joins Los Angeles, New ..read more
Air Cargo Week
2d ago
On Supply Chain Day, 18 April, Lufthansa Cargo highlights the importance of air freight and how the company facilitates global trade. Lufthansa Cargo invites interested parties for a behind-the-scenes look at the Lufthansa Cargo Center in Frankfurt, the airline’s primary hub for cargo.
Frankfurt Airport plays a crucial role as a major hub in Europe. With a handling capacity of 20,000 tons per week, Lufthansa Cargo operates its largest logistics centre worldwide at Frankfurt Airport. To continue supporting companies in participating in global trade amid growing industry demands, Lufthansa Carg ..read more