Mixed results in January
2014 was a good year for the airfreight industry, the first in a long time, but will the growth continue? ...
Port crisis: Scramble for capacity before Chinese New Year
In a nightmare scenario for shippers, forwarders, manufacturers and retailers – but a golden opportunity for charter carriers – the ...
Atlas reports a solid quarter, and a new Panalpina contract
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings summed up its final quarter of 2014 in a nutshell, saying that increasing customer demand drove ...
Korean Air continues fleet revamp – orders five 777Fs
One of Korean Air's first 777Fs. Photo: Alex Kwanten Korean Air (KAL) placed a firm order with Boeing for five ...
IAG Cargo to drop surcharges
Cargo being loaded on an Iberia A320. Iberia, like British Airways, is a subsidiary carrier of IAG. IAG Cargo is ...
Lufthansa and “Cargo Human Care”
We have often reported on the efforts of Airlink, the humanitarian response organization that links pre-qualified nonprofits with airlines (see the most ...
Cargo continues to shift to the Gulf
The shift of cargo traffic to the big hubs of the Middle East continues. By early February, many of the world’s ...
Troubled waters
Idle cranes at the Port of Oakland. Photo: Indgrid Taylar/Wiki Okay, the trouble is actually on the shore, where labor ...
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