Cargolux names new Chairman of the Board
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image002 (1) Emirates unveils new signature livery for its fleet
Emirates Airlines has unveiled a new signature livery for its fleet — the third iteration of the carrier's offi...
AAPA: May cargo demand outpaces increase in freight capacity
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) reported that air cargo demand continued to expand
EVA Air boosts sustainability initiative with five additional 787-9 Dreamliners
EVA Air is adding more sustainable aircraft to its existing fleet as it continues to drive its sustainability efforts....
WorldACD: Global tonnages show signs of weakening trend
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Global inflationary trends influence patterns of cargo crime
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Sea-Intel: Shipping lines record US$95B EBIT in 2022 so far
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Shippers brace for market bounce
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MSC rebrands Bolloré Africa Logistics to Africa Global Logistics
MSC announced the rebranding of its newly-acquired logistics business in Africa, reinforcing its continuous investment...
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Voting for AFLAS Awards 2021 until June 30
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