Etihad Cargo appoints Soufyan Mouaniss as director west cargo commercial
Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has promoted Soufyan Mouaniss to the role of Director of... 
JD Logistics expands self-operated express delivery in Hong Kong, Macau
JD Logistics, the logistics division of JD.com, announced an expansion of its self-operated express delivery business...
SATS Ltd. (SATS) announced that it has finalised its funding plan for the proposed acquisition of
Ontario Airport hit by lower cargo volumes in September
Ontario International Airport (ONT) reported another month of cargo decline in September, reflecting a global slowdown...
AAL boosts Taiwan project cargo services with new agency appointment
AAL Shipping (AAL) announced that after over 20 years of local representation in Taiwan, it is expanding its presence...
Cathay Cargo pilots IATA ONE Record for sea-air shipment
Cathay Cargo announced a new milestone for IATA's ONE Record after being used on a sea-to-air shipment for...
Frankfurt Airport records cargo growth in September
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) saw another month of cargo volume increase in September as recovery continues in Europe&#...
WorldACD: Golden Week pushes down early October tonnages
Global air cargo tonnages dropped significantly in the first full week of October compared with the previous week,...
CEVA Logistics to use robots for Los Angeles Transload Facility
CEVA Logistics recently opened its 135,000-square-foot transload facility in Los Angeles and announced that robots from...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for October 2022 global air cargo
While a slump in ecommerce hit FedEx particularly hard in August, the holiday sales forecast from Adobe is more positive, predicting 2.5% growth in sales between November 1 and December 31 this year.
As far as FedEx is concerned, the seemingly unstoppable growth of e-commerce came to a screeching
Brendan Sullivan, global head of cargo at the International Air Transport Association, highlighted the industry’s key priorities to strengthen air cargo at the World Cargo Symposium in London.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlighted its key priorities to strengthen air
