Martinair to get the chop? All eyes on Amsterdam… byDavid Harris September 4, 2014 According to la Tribune, Martinair's six MD-11Fs are expected to be retired. Update with breaking news: Our guess, and the...
Trouble ahead for Centurion? byDavid Harris September 4, 2014 According to a report in the South Florida Business Journal, fuel supplier Chemoil Corp. filed eleven lawsuits in Miami Dade Civil...
Global Associated Aviation (or: Son of Avient) byDavid Harris September 4, 2014 The tangled lineage of companies descended from Avient Aviation just became even more tangled, with the announcement by the directors...
Request for humanitarian help byDavid Harris September 3, 2014 Airlink, a 24/7 disaster response organization that connects pre-vetted nonprofits with airlines, requires help in flying desperately needed medical supplies...
Freight data from Asia and Europe byDavid Harris September 2, 2014 The major airline associations from Asia and Europe both reported July data during the past week, with Asian carriers seeing...
Air freight rates remain stable in July byDavid Harris August 29, 2014 According to UK-based shipping research firm Drewry, east-west air freight rates were stable in July, increasing only 0.8 points to...
ASL to order LM-100J freighters byDavid Harris August 29, 2014 Ireland-based ASL Aviation Group signed a Letter of Intent for up to ten Lockheed Martin LM-100J freighters. The LM-100J is...
DHL continues to revamp its US air operations byDavid Harris August 28, 2014 DHL Express ended its disastrous attempt to compete in the US domestic express market in 2008, but since that time,...
