IATA cargo chief to depart in January
Glyn Hughes, who has served as global head of cargo for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) since 2014, plans ...
First factory-built ATR 72-600F commences flight tests
The first new-build ATR 72-600F took to the skies over Toulouse (TLS) today and completed a two-hour flight test. Unlike ...
Delta is first U.S. airline to reconfigure passenger freighter
Delta Air Lines has become the first U.S.-based carrier to reconfigure a passenger aircraft for cargo by temporarily removing seats ...
FedEx: Capacity constraints present opportunity to pounce on forwarder volumes
Across all major trade lanes, bellyhold capacity remains suppressed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and freighters now provide ...
No summer slowdown detected in August freighter aircraft transactions
Cargo Facts logged forty-three freighter aircraft transactions (FATs) during the month of August, nearly mirroring the volume of transactions recorded ...
7 airlines with the most cargo-only flights
Faced with shrinking route networks, airlines began using passenger widebody passenger aircraft solely to transport cargo in March. Now, almost ...
7 airlines with the most cargo-only flights
Faced with shrinking route networks, airlines began using passenger widebody passenger aircraft solely to transport cargo in March. Now, almost ...
Challenge Airlines receives US foreign air carrier permit after name change
Belgium-based cargo carrier Challenge Airlines, formerly ACE Belgium Freighters, was issued its foreign air carrier permit by the U.S. Department ...
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