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SATS cites e-commerce boost for positive outlook in coming quarters
Singapore-headquartered SATS Ltd (SATS), the world's largest provider of air handling services, expects posi...
Vienna Airport records double-digit cargo increase in July
The positive growth trend in airfreight at Vienna Airport, seen since the start of this year, continued in the second...
Air cargo faces "a year of uncertainties and opportunities" in 2024
Geopolitical uncertainties and the current unpredictability of ocean shipping could boost air cargo
ZIM expects “better-than-expected” second half
Zim Integrated Shipping Services (ZIM) has raised its full-year guidance for 2024 as it anticipates...
PIL orders five 13,000 TEU LNG-dual fuel container vessels
Pacific International Lines (PIL) is stepping up its fleet renewal programme and has ordered five new container...
Lufthansa Cargo adds another freighter growing its 777-F fleet to 18
Lufthansa Cargo has added another B777 freighter to its fleet expanding the number to 18 aircraft. The carrier...
Freightos acquires freight-procurement platform Shipsta
Freightos has announced its acquisition of Shipsta, a Luxembourg-headquartered multimodal tender procurement platform,...
US unveil first airside centralized examination station for cargo at DFW
The United States has opened its first airside centralised examination station (CES) for air cargo at the Dallas Fort...
China Merchants starts new car export service to the UAE
China Merchants Ro-Ro is introducing a new service for shipping automobiles between Shenzhen, China, and Jebel Ali,...
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Bolloré says 2024 a challenging year for air and ocean freight
Bolloré Logistics expects 2024 to be a "challenging year" for the a
Korean Air targets completion of Asiana acquisition in 2024
Korean Air is looking to complete its acquisition of Asiana Airlines this year while admitting that
Maersk halts all transits through the Red Sea/Gulf of Aden until further notice
A. P. Moller–Maersk announced that following the December 30 incident involving one of its vessels,
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