SATS notes “volatile” outlook for cargo business
SATS Ltd. (SATS), a major air cargo handling service provider and airline caterer in Asia, expects fluctuations in the... 
Asia-Europe demand to drop once supply chains return to normal
Demand on the Asia-Europe trade is expected to decline once supply chains start to normalise, according to a new...
More blank sailings are expected this year, driven by the traditional effect of the Chinese New
Royal Jordanian Cargo marks 35 years of Maastricht Airport operation
Royal Jordanian Cargo is marking 35 years of operations at Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST). The Jordanian airline...
Air Charter Service passes 30,000 flights in one year for the first time
Air Charter Service (ACS) has surpassed 30,000 flights in a single year for the first time, marking a major milestone...
Kerry Logistics, POSCO Group team up to boost steel logistics in Thailand, SEA
Kerry Logistics Network Limited (KLN) has formed a joint venture, POSCO Flow (Thailand), through Kerry Siam Seaport...
Emirates SkyCargo, Astral Aviation sign MoU to boost trade to and from Africa
Emirates SkyCargo has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Astral Aviation, one of the leading cargo...
Sri Lanka's Fits Cargo joins CargoAi booking platform
Fits Cargo has joined CargoAi, offering its capacity to the online booking platform's more than 18,000 fre...
Port of LA reports busiest January on its 117-year history
The Port of Los Angeles experienced record numbers in January due to strong demand and early frontloading in...
Salt Lake City International Airport is seeking to establish itself as an air cargo gateway and an alternative hub for the U.S. West Coast, particularly to Los Angeles International Airport.
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is looking to develop its air cargo business through
Following a rocky 2024, industry experts expect the start of 2025 to remain challenging.
If anybody needed reminding that dealing with disruptions has become the new norm in supply chain
Boeing said demand for freighters will remain strong, even as capacity from passenger’s belly holds increases, and that the share of cargo transported on the main deck is expected to surpass that carried in the bellies.
Boeing said demand for freighters will remain strong, even as capacity from passenger’s belly holds
