WFS welcomes China Eastern in Liege with contract to handle B777 cargo flights
China Eastern Airlines has extended its cargo partnership with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) with a new contract to... 
WorldACD: Strong demand recovery after Lunar New Year
Global air cargo tonnages recovered at the end of January and the beginning of February, as expected after the early...
Ports in the Philippines are moving on with reforms, especially in the fields of automation digitization, and particularly those run by International Container Terminal Services Inc. ICTSI’s flagship operation, the Manila International Container Terminal, is pictured above.
Ports in the Philippines are moving on with reforms, especially in the fields of automation
CMA CGM launches new Egyptian call as it eyes further growth in the region
CMA CGM has announced a new Egyptian call to further boost its growth plans in the region. "CMA CGM Short...
Emirates SkyCargo, Air Canada Cargo ink deal enhance networks and reach
Emirates SkyCargo and Air Canada Cargo have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that would enhance their...
American Airlines Cargo transporting more flowers this Valentines season
American Airlines Cargo is transporting hundreds of tonnes of fresh flowers this Valentine's season, marking...
Etihad Cargo expands capacity in Europe
Etihad Cargo announced that it would offer increased capacity to the European market via two new gateways with the...
Turkey earthquake damaged port of Iskenderun, vessels diverting — trade losses to cost US$679M
Several ports in Turkey were severely hit by the catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Syria and Turkey...
Vienna Airport Pharma Handling Center grows annual tonnage by 64%
The Vienna Airport Pharma Handling Center (VPHC) increased its total tonnage by 64% in 2022 compared to the previous...
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Cathay Pacific warned of dire implications to its ability to provide capacity and the additional
Low-cost carriers in Asia are stuffing passenger planes with cargo for revenue boost as passenger demand is not expected to return to pre-coronavirus levels any time soon.
Low-cost carriers in Asia are stuffing passenger planes with cargo for revenue boost as passenger
