Consultant Insight: COVID-19 driving interest in drones as a last-mile delivery option
“We’re about to see the Golden Age of drone delivery,” according to a World Economic Forum headline. Indeed, judging by ...
Tag: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
US carriers to begin flying with cargo on seats
Some U.S.-based carriers are planning to transport cargo on seats on the main decks of passenger airplanes soon, following the ...
Alaska Airlines plans domestic passenger-freighter service
Alaska Air Cargo is working with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin utilizing space in the passenger cabins ...
Alaska Airlines to carry cargo in 737-900 cabins
Alaska Air Cargo is working with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin utilizing space in the passenger cabins ...
Regulators warm up to cargo on pax aircraft
Regulatory authorities in the U.S. may be warming up to the strategy pivot many airlines are taking to reconfigure passenger ...
The first A350 freighters?
Finnair is modifying two passenger A350-900s to increase the aircraft’s ability to exclusively carry cargo during the COVID-19 crisis. Still ...
Air Canada converts aircraft to address COVID-19 crisis
(Note: This story first appeared on our sister site, www.aircargoworld.com, earlier this week.) Air Canada is expanding its cargo capacity ...
Narrowbody fleet shaped by feedstock and FAA constraints
The year since we last tallied the narrowbody fleet has been full of unexpected twists and turns that have affected ...
