Kuehne+Nagel introduces e-vehicles for airport transfers in India
Kuehne+Nagel has announced the launch of the electric vehicle service for airport transfers in Mumbai, India aimed to... 
WFS to operate first cargo handing operation in South India
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) announced that it has been awarded a 15-year license to operate its first cargo handing...
With new deliveries of both freighter and passenger aircraft, ANA will have almost 1.5 times its current cargo capacity by 2020. (Photo: Jeffrey Lee)
All Nippon Airways is hoping that a combination of increased capacity, strong trans-Pacific traffic
Carriers continue build back capacity after lifting of Shanghai lockdown
Carriers continue to return to their original capacity levels in China after the easing of the lockdown in Shanghai but...
Delta Cargo names general manager of cargo operations
Delta Cargo has tapped Erik Mayer as a general manager of its cargo operations. "Erik has an extensive backgr...
Singapore Airlines to launch SAF credits in July
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced plans to launch sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) credits in July, in partnership...
CMA CGM Air Cargo gets air carrier certificate, receives first B-777F
The newly-created airline unit of shipping giant CMA CGM has secured its air carrier certificate from the French Civil...
Air New Zealand appoints chief sustainability officer
Air New Zealand has announced the appointment of Kiri Hannifin to its newly created role of chief sustainability...
SEKO Logistics expands further into e-commerce with new tie-up
SEKO Logistics announced that it has tapped e-commerce logistics company, MyFBAPrep, to become its preferred...
SHANGHAI – Leading companies in the cargo, logistics and supply chain sectors took home 48
Lufthansa Cargo’s current fleet consists of five Boeing 777Fs and 12 MD-11Fs. The MD-11Fs are due to be retired and replaced by 2025. (Photo: Lufthansa Cargo)
Lufthansa Cargo swung in dramatic fashion from an adjusted operating loss of €50 million (US$61
India’s government is eager to push forward with the development of the country’s air cargo sector. (Photo: Jet Airways)
India’s government is eager to push forward with the development of the country’s air cargo sector.
