DHL Supply Chain names Mihaela Isac as new Asia Pacific CIO
DHL Supply Chain has appointed Mihaela Isac as its chief information officer (CIO) for Asia Pacific. Mihaela was most... 
Swissport handles inauguration flight of Salam Air Cargo in Oman
Swissport said it handled the inauguration flight of Salam Air Cargo at Muscat International Airport (MCT) in Oman. The...
Yang Ming and Evergreen, Taiwan’s two largest carriers, will further strengthen their intra-Asia
Sea-Intel: Volumes continue to grow strongly on the East Coast
Volumes on the North America East Coast continue to grow pointing to a more permanent shift of some cargo volume from...
APAC cargo continues to be dragged by global headwinds, China restrictions
Aviation recovery in the Asia Pacific continues but the on-and-off Covid-related curbs in China continue to hamper...
Lufthansa Cargo launches freighter service to Hanoi, doubling its Vietnam capacity
Lufthansa Cargo has added Hanoi as a new destination to its global B-777F route network for the winter flight schedule...
Turkish Cargo taps cargo.one to help boost its digital footprint
Turkish Cargo has tapped cargo.one to help expand its digital footprint. The deal would put Turkish onboard...
Kuehne+Nagel receives its first Boeing 747-8 Freighter from Atlas Air
Kuehne+Nagel has put into operation its first Boeing 747-8 Freighter as part of the long-term charter agreement with...
Korean Register to support development of methanol bunkering in Ulsan
International classification society Korean Register (KR) and Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) have signed a Memorandum of...
Asia Pacific, as the largest cargo market when measured by freight tonne kilometres, is particularly vulnerable not just to broader economic problems but to its own twist on them, such disputes between South Korea and Japan, as the US-China trade war and the uncertain political situation in Hong Kong
Asia’s airlines will see a mild rebound in cargo in the coming year officials from the
China is becoming one of Africa’s biggest trading partners, making huge investments in the continent.
Key players in the shipping and aviation industry have set their sights on further expanding
Beijing Daxing International Airport – “the starfish” – shown under construction in October 2018, is expected to one day become the world’s busiest airport.
China has recently opened the massive Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) which is expected
