Air Canada Cargo expands capacity in key Asian markets
Air Canada Cargo is increasing its capacity in important Asian markets this year, boosting its presence and offering in... 
Taiwan's STARLUX orders five more A350F freighters
STARLUX Airlines of Taiwan has placed a firm order with Airbus for five more A350F freighters. Airbus said in a...
Cathay Pacific is anticipating cargo demand to remain robust through the rest of the peak season
DHL sees continued ecommerce boom despite possible restrictions
The outlook for ecommerce remains strong despite tighter rules that may slow its growth, as consumers are expected to...
Aviation executives will ‘wait and see’ impact of Trump tariffs
Aviation executives said the industry may have to “wait and see” how a new Trump presidency would impact air cargo amid...
AAT notes increased demand for sustainable solutions
Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT), a subsidiary of SATS Ltd., has noted an increasing demand for sustainable solutions...
U.S. tariffs set to change trade flows
The incoming U.S. president’s pledge to raise tariffs is already affecting international cargo traffic, and trade flows...
KUB Air Cargo partners with CargoAi to launch eBookings for Europe-China
KUB Air Cargo has collaborated with CargoAi to provide an eBooking experience from major European gateways to China....
Mukran Port starts the year 2025 with new management
Mukran Port welcomed Henry Forster as the new managing director of port operator Faehrhafen Sassnitz GmbH at the...
Elevated air freight pricing out of the Asia Pacific region has drawn air freight capacity to the area.
Forwarders and cargo owners have prepared for the peak season with a strong sense of foreboding.
Harold J. Daggett, centre, president of the International Longshoremen’s Association, leads an ILA rally during the brief October 2024 strike. Automation of ports remains a sticking point between union workers and port management – one that will need to be resolved by January 2025 to avoid further strike action
Although the port strike at the U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports may have ended in just 72 hours, the
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) reported another month of steady cargo volume growth in
