Return to Sender: Is Europe’s cross-border e-commerce boom about to fizzle?
The engines of an ASL Airlines Belgium 747 freighter are cooling down on the tarmac at Liege Airport (LGG), where ...
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The Air Cargo Caucus: Our friend in Washington
Brandon Fried, executive director of the U.S. Airforwarders Association It’s no secret that air cargo remains a challenging and competitive ...
Digitalization trepidation: Turning words, worry into action
Jonathan Parkinson, senior manager of cargo information systems at Air Canada Cargo, chats with Henk Mulder, IATA's head of digital ...
Tech, trade, talent, transportation to dominate 2019, says DHL’s Sureddin
Toward the end of 2018, DHL Supply Chain said it was going to invest US$300 million into the acceleration of ...
Is it the role of the airport help train and recruit workers for sustained cargo growth?
Air cargo industry stakeholders are no strangers to the difficulties involved in recruiting skilled labor to fill warehousing and ground ...
BIFA to launch networking group for young forwarders in U.K.
In an effort to encourage more young professionals to join the freight forwarding profession in the United Kingdom, the British ...
TSA approves of canine security group for air cargo screening
After several months’ work with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), a U.S.-based security group called the Cargo Screening K9 Alliance (CSK9), ...
The top 10 most-read Air Cargo World articles in 2018
With 2019 just a few days away, we at Air Cargo World would like to pause to reflect on this ...
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