May air cargo volumes improve month-on-month but dip in final two weeks may be a cause for concern
Global industry data for May supports the continued small recovery of air cargo volumes but a fall in demand over the ...
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Chicago RFD set on continued cargo growth
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released its 2019 All-Cargo Data for U.S. Airports report showing Chicago Rockford International Airport (RFD) sustained its ...
BIFA defends forwarders “tarred as being technology laggards”
British International Freight Association (BIFA) has defended forwarders “tarred as having a reputation as technology laggards”. The defence follows yesterday’s ...
Nippon Express taps into pharma market with MD Logistics acquisition
Japan-based logistics firm Nippon Express has completed the acquisition of US-based headquartered MD Logistics in a deal worth $51m (¥ 5.5bn). ...
Edmonton International Airport handles three AN-124s in 24 hours
Edmonton International Airport (EIA) has reported a 7% year-on-year increase in cargo volumes for the first quarter of this year, ...
UK digital freight forwarder Beacon receives investment from Jeff Bezos
UK-based digital freight forwarding and supply chain finance company, Beacon has secured $15m in its Series A fundraising round, from ...
UPS celebrates World Environment Day with carbon offsets throughout June
To commemorate World Environment Day on June 5, UPS has announced that throughout the month of June, it will automatically ...
Emirates SkyCargo marks five years of operations to US Midwest
Dubai-based airfreight carrier Emirates SkyCargo has marked five years of connectivity with the US Midwest region, highlighting that it has ...
Munich Airport to Resume Transatlantic Flights
The number of flights on offer from Munich Airport will be expanded once more over the coming weeks following the ...
SpiceJet connects cargo to Kyrgyzstan and Egypt
Indian air cargo operator, SpiceJet, operated its maiden cargo flights from Delhi to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan and Mumbai to Cairo, Egypt ...
