First Icelandair 767F heads for conversion
Icelandair’s first 767-300BCF will soon begin conversion with Boeing, with a second to follow shortly afterward. The 1999-vintage unit 28883 ...
Boeing opens 737 conversion line in Costa Rica
Boeing has begun 737-800BCF conversions at the COOPESA facility at Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO) in San Jose, Costa Rica. ...
Regional Pulse: LatAm demand improvements driven by ongoing Asia-Pacific disruptions
Ongoing disruption in the Asia-Pacific region due to COVID-19 is encouraging shippers to shift to near-sourcing, while loosening restrictions are ...
Forward Air more than doubles net income in Q1 despite weaker e-commerce demand
Logistics provider Forward Air, which specializes in expedited linehaul, last-mile, intermodal drayage and specialized temperature control logistics, more than doubled ...
The deal: Winning hand is a pair in e-commerce logistics
When it comes to providing a platform for smaller merchants to sell their goods online, e-commerce giants like Amazon and ...
Freighter lease rates remain steady in booming cargo market
Lease rates and market values in the freighter aircraft market remain steady during record growth, according to appraisal firm IBA. ...
Next-gen narrowbody conversions accelerate as adoptions pick up steam
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the freighter market continues to outperform expectations as an increasing number of carriers looks ...
Consultant Insight: UPS volumes slip more than expected
The first quarter was another strong one for UPS as the parcel giant reported 6.4% growth in revenue at $24.4 ...
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