DHL Global Forwarding scales up its Vietnam Container Freight Station network
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight unit of DHL Group, has expanded its Container Freight Station (CFS)... 
New Korean cargo airline AIRZETA begins Austria operations
AIRZETA, a newly established South Korean cargo airline, has officially launched operations and designated Vienna...
Global air cargo demand rose again in September, marking continued growth despite shifting trade
Oman Air Cargo names five new GSAS, announces new offline routes
Oman Air Cargo has unveiled five new General Sales Agent (GSA) partnerships, expanding its reach with two additional...
Titan Aviation Leasing completes sale of two B737-800SF aircraft
Titan Aviation Leasing (Titan), the joint venture between Titan Aviation Holdings, Inc. (a subsidiary of Atlas Air...
Yang Ming notes growth prospects despite industry volatility
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. (Yang Ming) reported third‑quarter 2025 revenues of NT$42.09 billion (US$1.35 billion)...
Korean Air expands direct system connection for cargo customers
Korean Air has launched a new Application Programming Interface (API)-based solution that enables direct integration...
MPA, DNV renew partnership to drive future‑ready maritime sector
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and DNV have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to...
Frankfurt Airport cargo volumes hold steady in October
Frankfurt Airport handled 179,543 metric tonnes of cargo in October 2025, marking a slight year-on-year decline of...
Asia-Pacific airlines posted continued cargo growth in September, though at a slower pace, as
Turkish Cargo, already the world’s third‑largest air cargo carrier, is targeting industry leadership by 2033 through an aggressive network expansion and a fleet growth plan supported by the SMARTIST mega‑hub in Istanbul and new freighter orders.
Turkish Cargo, already the world’s third‑largest air cargo carrier, is targeting industry
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) saw a dip in air cargo volumes in September due to the
