China Airlines taps IBS Software's iCargo platform to modernise its cargo operations
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Qatar Airways Cargo adds frequency to increase capacity ahead of Valentine's Day
Qatar Airways Cargo has increased its capacity in the past weeks leading to Valentine's Day to me...
U.S. ports, including the Port of Long Beach, are facing a relentless surge of imports. Railroads, truck traffic and warehouses are all experiencing a knock-on effect.
The premier U.S. ocean gateway complex of Los Angeles and Long Beach is seeing no respite from the
China's e-commerce, express delivery up in January
China's e-commerce logistics activities registered a steady recovery in January, as express delivery figures ...
Lufthansa Cargo offers more freighter capacity to China
Lufthansa Cargo is expanding its capacities to China and India to address the demand for the 2023 summer flight...
MIA expects busy peak in flower imports ahead of Valentine's Day
Miami International Airport (MIA) — America's flower imports gateway — is projecting another busy peak for fl...
RINA and ABB sign MoU to cooperate in shipping decarbonization
RINA, the international classification society, has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with...
Oman Air to introduce first freighter aircraft
Oman Air, the national airline of the Sultanate of Oman, has announced the introduction of its first freighter by the...
Cargo volumes continue to decline at Frankfurt Airport
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Airlines, including UPS, above, are hanging on to planes that were supposed to be out of service by now, or even reactivated old freighters, to handle a surge in air cargo, a challenge which has only been made worse by a severe lack of bellyhold capacity.
Lufthansa Cargo has been adding Boeing 777-200 freighters to its fleet at the rate of knots. Last
Major shipping companies have reaffirmed their commitment to avoid the Northern Sea Route amid renewed debates on the merits of using the route on the back of recent events that continue to disrupt the global supply chain.
Major shipping companies have reaffirmed their commitment to avoid the Northern Sea Route (NSR)
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said global air cargo markets showed air cargo
