Clive: Air cargo sees a ‘gradual but consistent recovery’ in July
Courtesy of Clive Data Services Air cargo is seeing a “gradual but consistent recovery” according to Clive Data Services’ market...
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AeroUnion streamlines freighter fleet
AeroUnion has harmonized its fleet and no longer has any more A300B4-200Fs. (Photo: AeroUnion) Mexico-based AeroUnion is not looking to...
Chapman Freeborn appoints ATC Aviation Services as GSSA for South America
U.K.-based charter broker Chapman Freeborn this week announced its appointment of ATC Aviation Services as its commercial representative in South...
Weekly Wrap: UPS results and a new focus on hospitality logistics
In this episode of the Air Cargo World Weekly Wrap, Publisher JJ Hornblass and Editor Caryn Livingston discuss the major...
FAA approves EFW’s A321F as first redelivery nears
The first A321F is still in Singapore but will soon be delivered to Qantas, on lease from Vallair. (Photo: Vallair)...
Qantas Freight pauses Melbourne facility ops due to COVID-19
Australia-based Qantas Freight today announced the temporary suspension of operations in its Melbourne freight terminals, on advice from the Victorian...
The Freight 50: 2019’s top cargo carriers in the calm before the storm
With a few exceptions, 2019 was overall an underwhelming, although steady, year for the world’s top 50 cargo carriers. Many...
Cargo heavyweights Cathay and Korean reconfigure 777-300ERs
Cathay uses nets on top of fire-retardant bags in its two reconfigured 777-300ERs. (Photo: HAECO) Top-ten cargo carriers Cathay Pacific...
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