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United Cargo expects a good start to 2025 amid uncertainties
United Cargo is anticipating a positive start to the year, continuing the momentum of a successful 2024 and peak season...
DHL moves to grab larger slice of returns
DHL Supply Chain started into 2025 with a push to establish itself as the largest provider of returns services in North...
Korean Air gets final European Commission approval on Asiana merger
Korean Air announced that the European Commission has given its final approval for its proposed
Maastricht Aachen Airport seeks to boost china ties and Asian trade
Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST) aims to enhance its network connections with China and boost its overall Asia trade as...
Freight pricing, contracts become more fluid
As the 2024 peak season approached, cargo owners and forwarders found themselves staring at the prospect of losing out...
Etihad Cargo eyes further Asia expansion
Etihad Cargo is looking to further expand its footprint in Asia, citing growth in intra-Asia trade fueled by a surge in...
Software provider opens door for airline premium ecommerce service
Ecommerce traffic is a low-yield business for airlines – consolidations of large numbers of low-value shipments that...
Hactl sees cargo boost from Hong Kong’s new three-runway system
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) is anticipating Hong Kong’s new three-runway system to significantly...
Port of New York and New Jersey records third busiest January ever
The Port of New York and New Jersey saw its busiest start to the year since the pandemic cargo surge and its third...
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Sea-Intel: Major ocean carriers report 600% growth in Q3 earnings over last year
The major ocean carriers reported combined Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of US$17.06
Cathay expects robust cargo demand through the rest of the peak season
Cathay Pacific is anticipating cargo demand to remain robust through the rest of the peak season
Elevated air freight pricing out of the Asia Pacific region has drawn air freight capacity to the area.
Air freight peak expected to take rates higher, and possibly higher yet
Forwarders and cargo owners have prepared for the peak season with a strong sense of foreboding.
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