First look at October cargo shows continued demand, but slowing growth
Soaring yields and the backlogs building in Asian hubs offer ample testimony to that demand for airfreight is still strong. ...
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BIFA shares Parliament’s concerns over U.K.’s post-Brexit customs plan
Aftrer the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee published a report critical of the government’s plans for customs procedures upon ...
DHL expands Hong Kong hub as China market heats up
With last week’s 11/11 e-commerce holiday just the latest in a series of broken records for e-commerce volumes, companies are ...
UPS rallies behind U.S. Senate’s tax reform bill to slash corporate tax rate
UPS is publicly backing the latest version of the U.S. Senate’s tax reform bill, the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” ...
Uli Ogiermann seizes opportunity from Qatar blockade crisis
Call it Uli’s “swan song.” On June 5, a Saudi-lead blockade threw Qatari businesses into turmoil, snarling supply chains and ...
Virgin Australia daily Melbourne-Hong Kong route meets demand for cargo capacity
Virgin Australia will launch a daily Melbourne-to-Hong Kong service on Nov. 12 that the carrier says will accommodate growing demand ...
JD.com readies drones, data, crowdsourcing apps for Singles Day surge
A bus in JD.com "11.11 Singles Day" livery near the company's Beijing headquarters. The e-commerce event known as “Singles Day” ...
AF-KLM says third-quarter cargo gains are evidence of ‘cargo turnaround’
Air France-KLM’s self-described “cargo turnaround” seems to have finally pushed the carrier’s third-quarter results back into the black, with total ...
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