Emirates SkyCargo is increasing its scheduled cargo operations to serve seventy-five destinations, adding new locations in Africa, Europe, Australia, Asia and South America. Since halting its passenger operations, Emirates’ cargo arm has been adding to ...
Emirates SkyCargo’s parent company, The Emirates Group, reported negative impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic across all its business divisions for ...
Emirates is increasing its cargo volumes by using the passenger cabins of its 777-300ERs to transport light items, such as ...
Lufthansa Technik has secured a contract to reconfigure an A380 as an “auxiliary freighter” capable of transporting cargo on its ...
The New Zealand government has kicked off its International Air Freight Capacity Scheme by adding 56 cargo flights per week ...
Emirates has expanded its scheduled SkyCargo network to serve sixty-seven cities. Forty-three of these cities will be served exclusively by ...
A 777F that has been sitting on the ground for almost a year has taken to the skies again, thanks ...
UAE-based carriers Etihad Cargo and Emirates SkyCargo have both announced partnerships with the Australian government to support its International Freight ...
