Astral Aviation partners with Air Logistics Group for US, Europe
Nairobi-based cargo airline Astral Aviation has entered into a partnership with Air Logistics Group as it gears up for... 
Port of Antwerp-Bruges stable in 2022 amid geopolitical challenges
Port of Antwerp-Bruges noted a stable year in 2022 amid persisting geopolitical challenges in the region. The port said...
Edmonton International Airport is looking to position itself as a distribution hub for North America, citing its overland connectivity to both the United States and Canada among its advantages.
Edmonton International Airport is looking to position itself as a distribution hub for North
Qatar Airways Cargo reports cargo growth in 2022
Qatar Airways Cargo saw freight volumes rise last year, including a boost from pharmaceutical cargo and animal...
JD Logistics transports healthcare goods to China's rural areas
JD Logistics announced that it helped transport healthcare goods to rural areas in China. It said that it helped...
Munich Airport notes surge in airfreight volumes in 2022
Munich Airport saw improved performance in the aviation market as it noted a surge in both passenger and cargo volumes...
Ethiopian set to increase belly hold capacity to China
Ethiopian Airlines will expand its bellyhold capacity to China as it announced more flights following the easing of...
UPS Healthcare launches critical package delivery service in Hong Kong
UPS has announced the launch of a critical package delivery service in Hong Kong targeted at healthcare and other...
AAL moves 20,000FRT reclaimer components in Western Australia
AAL transported 20,000 freight tonnes of fabricated breakbulk reclaimer components from Henderson to Port Hedland in...
The rapid growth of B2C e-commerce has translated into a steep rise in demand for air cargo, but the sheer amount of this traffic is posing a challenge for some airports.
Hamstrung by a ceiling on aircraft movements, which is hurting its freighter traffic, Amsterdam
Hong Kong earmarked HK$630 million relief measure for the aviation industry as part of a new round of HK$1 billion package for the airport community.
Hong Kong Airport Authority (AA) has announced more relief measures for the aviation industry as
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has plunged the airline industry into uncertainty. This illustration, created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shows the ultrastructural morphology exhibited by coronaviruses.
Waiting for the end of the extended Chinese New Year holiday caused by the novel coronavirus
