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
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) reported another month of cargo decline in January as the continuing global economic slowdown...
Turkish Airlines’ first Airbus A321neo parked at the new Istanbul Airport on September 20, 2018. The airport is banking on its good geographical location and extensive, world-class facilities as it seeks to become a major regional logistics hub for transport of goods between Asia and Europe.
Istanbul Airport is banking on its good geographical location and extensive, world-class facilities
Ethiopian adds Xiamen and Shenzhen to its cargo destinations in China
Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services has started two weekly freighter flights connecting Xiamen with Sã...
Port of Long Beach sees reduced cargo in January
Port of Long Beach recorded another month of shipment decline in the first month of 2023, driven by softened consumer...
Airlines, ocean carriers announce aid to earthquake-hit Turkey and Syria
Airlines and ocean carriers have announced various aid to support the victims of the deadly earthquake that occurred in...
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...
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...
An increase in passenger jets flying cargo missions appeared to have arrested the rapid rise in air freight pricing out of the Asia-Pacific region. Airlines including United Airlines are now carrying cargo in some passenger cabins, as well as in the belly.
A steady increase in passenger jets flying cargo missions appears to have halted the dizzying rise
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a drag the shipping industry. Members of The Alliance, including Hapag-Lloyd, have recently announced adjusted schedules for July through September which include merged services and more voided sailing schedules.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a drag the shipping industry, with some of the world’s
Douglas W. Domenech, assistant secretary, insular and international affairs at the U.S. Department
