DHL acquires SDS Rx further expanding its healthcare logistics unit
DHL Supply Chain is strengthening its life sciences and healthcare (LSHC) capabilities by agreeing to acquire SDS Rx, a...
Malaysia Aviation Group resumes Chengdu service
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AIR ONE marks first scheduled freighter arrival in East Midlands from Hong Kong
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Air Charter Service opens third Australian office

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August figures point to structural shift from China-US to China-Europe markets
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Etihad Cargo reports strong H1 2025 driven by premium products
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Low-carbon ammonia, methanol show promise but outlook unclear
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Port of NY/NJ reports second-busiest July ever
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Japan Post, Royal Mail, DHL suspend U.S. parcel shipments
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