AeroUnion taps Jettainer for ULD management
Mexican cargo airline AeroUnion has outsourced the management of all its Unit Load Devices (ULDs) to Jettainer. The ULD... 
DP World to invest up to US$500M in 5 years to reduce CO2 emissions
DP World has announced an investment of up to US$500 million to cut CO2 emissions from its operations by nearly 700,000...
Shipping lines are still very much in flux when it comes to meeting upcoming requirements for burning low sulphur fuel.
Shipping lines are still very much in flux when it comes to meeting upcoming requirements for
ZIM puts up agency in New Zealand as part of its expansion plans
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM), has announced the opening of a fully-owned ZIM agency in New Zealand,...
Qatar Airways Cargo launches regular service to Vienna
Qatar Airways announced that aside from passenger flights, the carrier is also now also regularly operating cargo...
DHL raises 2022 EBIT guidance boosted by its international business
Deutsche Post DHL Group is raising its EBIT guidance for the year to around EUR 8.4 billion (US$8.71 billion) boosted...
Cargo volumes continued to drop at Frankfurt Airport
Cargo volumes at Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Europe's busiest cargo airport, continued to decline in the first ...
Emirates expands its cargo fleet with five Boeing 777 freighters
Emirates is expanding its all-Boeing dedicated freighter fleet with an order of five 777 freighters valued at more than...
FedEx opens new Incheon gateway to support Korean cross border trade
FedEx Express (FedEx) announced that it is bolstering support for cross-border trade and e-commerce growth in Korea...
With around 2,000 container train services each week, Hamburg is Europe's largest port.
European ports are locked in fierce competition against each other to assert their positions and
Qatar Airways received its 16th Boeing 777F in March and is due to receive five more during the summer, bringing the freighter fleet to a total of five Airbus A330-200Fs, two 747-8Fs and 21 777Fs. (Photo: Qatar Airways)
Qatar Airways is upbeat about its cargo business in what it thinks will be a decent year ahead,
IATA forecasts global FTKs to grow 2% in 2019 and 4.4% over the next five years. (Photo: IATA)
The International Air Transport Association has revised its outlook for air cargo growth in 2019,
