Global container equipment fleet growth picks up pace
Growth in the global pool of shipping containers is picking up pace on rising trade prospects and slowing box... 
Emirates to expand its South American network with new Bogotá services
Emirates has announced the launch of a new daily service from Dubai to the Colombian capital, Bogotá, star...
Caption: SmartIST, Turkish Airlines’ new mega cargo facility at Istanbul Airport, is expected to make the airline and airport more attractive to customers and both underpin growth and give the airline flexibility to adapt.
Big Data is here, and Turkish Airlines Cargo is aiming to use it to potentially great effect in its
Airbus and TotalEnergies sign SAF partnership
Airbus and TotalEnergies have signed a strategic partnership to address the challenges of decarbonising aviation...
Etihad Airways appoints vice president cargo to drive growth
Etihad Airways said it appointed Stanislas Brun to the role of vice president cargo. He will be responsible for Etihad...
WSC welcomes EU support to protect seafarers
The World Shipping Council (WSC) has welcomed the European Union's (EU) most recent move meant to pro...
Taiwan's STARLUX to venture into freighter services with A350F orders
STARLUX Airlines of Taiwan has placed a firm order for five all-new A350F freighters and three more A330neo widebody...
Georgia Ports records increase rail volumes in January
Georgia Ports recorded increase rail vargo volumes in January as new infrastructures helped drive capacity. It said...
Air China Cargo signs 3-year contract with WFS for cargo handling in LA
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a member of the SATS Group, said it will handle over 20,000 tonnes of cargo a year for...
Hong Kong Air Cargo Industry Services (Hacis) has opened a new climate-controlled facility to support the increasing volumes of perishables and temperature-sensitive goods entering and transiting the Hong Kong market.
Hong Kong Air Cargo Industry Services (Hacis) has opened a new climate-controlled facility to
At a time when some carriers are accelerating the exit of freighters from their fleets, Emirates SkyCargo is pushing in the opposite direction. In early May, the Middle Eastern airline announced that it was leasing two Boeing 747 freighters to supplement its lift, which includes 11 777 freighters.
At a time when some carriers are accelerating the exit of freighters from their fleets, Emirates
Transit times and productivity are back to normal at USWC ports, according to Drewry, and with a
