Air NZ Cargo to offer capacity with CargoAi
Air New Zealand (NZ) Cargo has become the first Australasian carrier to offer its capacity on the digital marketplace... 
DHL Group and Poste Italiane ink deal for international parcel market
Deutsche Post DHL Group (DHL) and Poste Italiane S.p.A. (Post Italiane) have signed a multi-year partnership in the...
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) reported that international air cargo markets
IndiGo expands focus on cargo business with new appointment
IndiGo has further strengthened its cargo business by appointing Mark Sutch as chief commercial officer for CarGo...
Boeing sets-up first Boeing freighter conversion line in India
Boeing has announced an agreement with GMR Aero Technic to establish a new Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) line in...
WorldACD: Global tonnages rebound while average rates continue to soften
Global air cargo tonnages show signs of rebounding slowly after several weeks of stabilization — still partly driven by...
United Cargo resumes SFO-Hong Kong, and other services to Asia and Europe
United Cargo has announced a new freight connection between New York and Dubai and the resumption of other services...
Hapag-Lloyd notes sustainability milestones in 2022
Hapag-Lloyd recently published its Sustainability Report 2022, outlining the various measures taken in 2022 to move...
Jettainer boosts presence in Abu Dhabi with new appointment
Jettainer is boosting its presence in the Middle East, Africa and India with a new appointment. The Unit Load Device...
Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC) has become the world's largest container line by capac
Europe needs to play a stronger leadership role in developing rail links with China in order to ensure the emerging connections achieve their true potential, a senior industry official told the European Silk Road Summit in Amsterdam.
Europe needs to play a stronger leadership role in developing rail links with China in order to
The large container lines are boosting their logistics services capabilities with a fresh spate of acquisitions. CMA CGM Group and Airbus have signed a binding memorandum of understanding for the purchase of four Airbus A350F freighter aircraft.
The large container lines are boosting their logistics services capabilities with a fresh spate of
