Reports: Martin Drew to leave Etihad
Martin Drew, senior vice president of global sales and cargo at Etihad, is reportedly leaving the airline. Multiple... 
TAC Index: Global air freight prices slid a little again last week
After a recent rise in mid-June, global air freight prices slid a little again last week, according to the latest data...
Ocean carriers hit the narrative being pushed by the United States (US) government in pushing the
China's shipbuilding sector sees rise in deliveries, new orders
China's shipbuilding industry reported double-digit increases in both output and new orders in the first ...
MPA Singapore, Lloyd's Register inks deal for zero-emission shipping
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Lloyd's Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub (LR MDH) ...
MOL chief says clean supply chain needs private and public collaborations
The chief executive of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has urged for private and public sectors collaboration to achieve...
ICTSI's Subic Bay International Terminals expand South China, Vietnam connectivity
Subic Bay International Terminals (SBITC), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.'s (ICTSI) operatio...
GEODIS makes management board appointment
GEODIS has appointed François Bottin as executive vice president of digital and technology, and will beco...
Etihad Cargo expands European road feeder services
Etihad Cargo is expanding its European road feeder services to 90 airports across 27 countries, further boosting its...
Demand is beginning to recover and production is starting to pick up in China after a months-long
The proliferation of Airbus A321neo and Boeing 737MAX aircraft is seeing these planes increasingly flying on routes where traditionally widebodies like the Boeing 767 have been used, removing bellyhold space and putting pressure on air freight capacity.
Air freight capacity continues to struggle with headwinds. Disruptions have hampered the recovery
Authorities at Hong Kong International Airport have extended the airport’s slot-use waiver rule until October this year. Regulators in other jurisdictions have made similar announcements, amidst an uneven recovery from Covid-19.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), the world’s busiest cargo airport, is extending its
