Lufthansa Cargo uses world’s first ‘e-DGD’ form via INFr8
Lufthansa Cargo handled the world’s first dangerous goods shipment with an electronic Dangerous Goods Declaration (eDGD) at Frankfurt Airport. Lufthansa ...
Lufthansa Cargo handled the world’s first dangerous goods shipment with an electronic Dangerous Goods Declaration (eDGD) at Frankfurt Airport. Lufthansa ...
DALLAS – It was a busy conference for dangerous goods (DG) last week at IATA’s World Cargo Symposium. In an ...
U.K.-based logistics advocacy organization Freight Transport Association (FTA) has acquired TrainingTeam, a provider of dangerous goods and security training, with ...
UPS is heading into the “danger zone,” saying it is ready to handle a wider range of higher-risk goods. The ...
Earlier this week, the Southwark Crown Court imposed an $84,000 fine against Amazon for a series of parcels containing “dangerous ...
On Sept. 3, 2010, a UPS 747-400 cargo aircraft took off from Dubai, headed to the UPS hub in Cologne-Bonn. ...
The International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) panel on dangerous goods, which met in Montreal last week, rejected a ban on ...
Cargo carriers are in agreement that safe shipment of products classified as dangerous goods largely depends on the involvement of ...
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