Munich Airport reports 4% increase in air freight volumes for the first half
Munich Airport reported volume growth in its freight operations during the first half of 2023, driven by the continued... 
TAC Index: Global air freight rates 48.9% lower over 12 months
Global air freight rates continue to bump along in the doldrums, according to the latest data from TAC Index. The price...
Demand is beginning to recover and production is starting to pick up in China after a months-long
DHL Express, Linklaters partner on SAF
DHL Express has onboarded new customer Linklaters on its GoGreen Plus service to reduce carbon emissions for its...
AAL transports power station components from Asia to Australia
AAL Shipping (AAL) announced that it transported critical Toshiba-built power station components in a single shipment...
Seafrigo acquires UK forwarder Perishable Movements Limited (PML)
Seafrigo has acquired the specialist UK-headquartered forwarder Perishables Movements Limited (PML), with the formal...
Drewry: Smart container fleet to expand 6-fold over the next 5 years
The global telematics-enabled container equipment fleet is forecast to grow 6-fold over the next 5 years and would...
HIT invests HK$78M to roll out Hong Kong's first solar panel-equipped quay cranes
Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) announced the arrival of two brand new quay cranes, representing an investment...
Emirates Group launches Innovation Majlis at its Dubai headquarter
Emirates Group has unveiled a new "Innovation Majlis" as part of its focus on promoting and de...
The proliferation of Airbus A321neo and Boeing 737MAX aircraft is seeing these planes increasingly flying on routes where traditionally widebodies like the Boeing 767 have been used, removing bellyhold space and putting pressure on air freight capacity.
Air freight capacity continues to struggle with headwinds. Disruptions have hampered the recovery
Authorities at Hong Kong International Airport have extended the airport’s slot-use waiver rule until October this year. Regulators in other jurisdictions have made similar announcements, amidst an uneven recovery from Covid-19.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), the world’s busiest cargo airport, is extending its
Emirates SkyCargo recently marked a milestone for moving 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccine. The 4,200 tonnes of vaccine travelled on more than 2,000 Emirates flights.
Emirates SkyCargo continues to transport vaccines and related medical supplies with no letdown as
