United invests another US$15M for eVTOLs
United announced a US$15 million investment in Eve Air Mobility and a conditional purchase agreement for 200 four-seat... 
MSC urges shippers to adjust Sri Lanka routes to protect endangered species
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) announced that it has taken a major step to help protect blue whales and other...
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Etihad is using its own metal and developing partnerships with other airlines to grow, strategies which it believes are complementary and can go hand in hand, especially at a time when competition is tough and yields are down. (Photo: Etihad Airways)
Despite large numbers of upcoming aircraft deliveries, Etihad Airways is looking to grow its cargo
Freight volumes dip at Schiphol airport but notes investments in cargo facilities
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol saw freight volumes decrease in the first half of 2022 compared to a year ago tracking the...
US earmarks US$20M grant to Port of LA to further speed cargo flow
Port of Los Angeles (Port of LA) has been granted a US$20 million federal fund to speed up further cargo flow in...
DHL boosts Mexico presence with its latest pharma, healthcare logistics acquisition
DHL Supply Chain announced that it acquired Mexico-based pharmaceutical and healthcare logistics company, New...
Lufthansa Cargo uses eco-friendly plastic film for transportation
Lufthansa Cargo said it became the world's first cargo airline to use more environmentally-friendly film...
deugro appoints Diana Kaufmann as president
deugro has announced the appointment of Diana Kaufmann as President of Central Europe, Global Risk Management and HR...
Kuehne+Nagel expands healthcare network with a new US distribution center
Kuehne+Nagel has announced the expansion of its healthcare contract logistics network in the United States with a new...
Six Boeing 777-300ERs joined the Swiss fleet in 2016, providing a boost in belly capacity. (Photo: Jeffrey Lee)
After what was a challenging year for the industry at large, Swiss WorldCargo is certain that the
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There has been a good start to the year for air cargo, according to the International Air Transport Association. (Photo: Jeffrey Lee)
After five years of sluggish growth, the global economy will finally begin to pick up this year,
Japanese carriers ANA and JAL held their own in the cargo business in 2016, thanks in part to strong demand in the second half of the year. (Photo: Jeffrey Lee)
The strength of the Japanese yen meant that exports kept declining for much of 2016, and it wasn’t
