To the rescue: Can lithium batteries be made safe for flight?
On Sept. 3, 2010, a UPS 747-400 cargo aircraft took off from Dubai, headed to the UPS hub in Cologne-Bonn....
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C2K to begin revision of door-to-door standards
More than 60 technical and operational managers took part in a meeting of C2K’s (Cargo 2000) technical working group last...
Software available to manage cargo claims
TranSolutions Inc., has released what it professes to be the industry’s first software system designed to help carriers manage their...
ICAO panel rejects lithium battery ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) panel on dangerous goods, which met in Montreal last week, rejected a ban on...
DHL Global Forwarding pulls plug on IT system
What began as a €750 million project to modernize the world’s largest forwarding operation and make a splash in the...
e-AWB gains momentum, but may miss goal
Ethiopian Cargo 777 freighter artwork. For the second-straight month, the usage of electronic air waybills (e-AWB) across the airfreight industry...
IAG Cargo begins 787 flights to Delhi
The London-to-Delhi service announced in July by IAG Cargo has begun this week, using British Airways-operated 787-9 aircraft. Each flight...
CFS panel stresses pharma standards, training, equipment
MIAMI – When handling perishable and pharmaceutical goods, the panelists at the Cargo Facts Symposium 2015 all agreed that the...
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