IATA expects slowing freight traffic as demand falls
In its second quarter Cargo Chartbook today, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) declared that the best of the upturn ...
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Heathrow runway expansion wins majority Parliament vote amid opposition
Today, industry members with a stake in the battle for the expansion of London Heathrow Airport (LHR) have cause to ...
US tariffs on Chinese goods signal trade war has arrived
US Customs and Border Protection will begin to collect the additional duties on 6 July. Today, the United States government ...
75th Anniversary Snapshot: Veterans of veterinary service
Since the earliest days of the air cargo industry, the transport of animals has evolved right along with the precious-but-nonliving ...
Hitting the wall: Tariffs may bring a premature end to the cargo boom
Air cargo volumes over the past year achieved levels not seen in more than a decade as surging global economies ...
Demand growth strengthens in April
When the world’s big cargo carriers, airports, and handlers began reporting their April results, it appeared that while year-over-year growth ...
MAB Kargo pursues CEIV-Pharma certification
Yesterday, another cargo carrier jumped on the pharmaceutical certification bandwagon – Malaysian carrier MAB Kargo, a subsidiary of MASkargo, which ...
Atlas reports an exceptional first quarter, and ups full-year guidance
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings (AAWW) reported first-quarter net income of $9.6 million, up from a reported loss of $752,000 a ...
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