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CEVA contracts 86 charters to keep supply chains running and prevent production lines from closing downEastbound and westbound charters deliver ...

Oman Air Cargo earns global recognition for strong growth

Oman Air Cargo, a division of the national carrier of Oman, was awarded the Fastest Growing International Cargo Airline of ...

Korean Air uses passenger aircraft as freighters

Suspensions and reductions have led airlines to park airplanes at airports Korean Air is using passenger aircraft as freighters on suspended ...

New £200m logistics park to be built at Teesside International

A new £200m logistics and industrial park is being developed at Teesside International Airport in the north east of England. ...

Tigers Netherlands expands collaboration with ASENDIA BENELUX to add new postal service for clients in Europe

Enterprise solutions company Tigers is working with shipping and distribution specialist Asendia to provide a Postal Solution for the European ...

Amazon to hire 100,000 workers as online orders surge on Covid-19 worries

Amazon.com Inc on March 16 said it would hire 100,000 warehouse and delivery workers in the United States to deal ...

Air Partner Encourages Advance Freight Arrangements Amidst Capacity Limitations Due to COVID-19

Following growing constraints on logistics due to measures imposed to contain COVID-19, Air Partner is imploring companies to book air cargo transport ...

Etihad Cargo Boosts Its Freighter Summer Schedule Across Key International Markets

Seasonal schedule addresses current demand for flights to key destinations including Amsterdam, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Milan, Paris and Singapore ...

Vital cargo that will double the amount of aid that can flow through the Philippines' Cebu airport, now the country's aid hub following Typhoon Haiyan, lands in the country, on an Antonov cargo plane chartered by the UK government. The Antonov-124, the world's third heaviest aircraft capable of carrying 150 tons of cargo, was chartered by the UK to help double the capacity of the airbase. Cebu is now at the heart of the global humanitarian response to the Philippines crisis, handling over 800 tons of cargo per day. The cargo on board, funded by the UK, included vital aircraft unloading kit, as well as a forklift, tow tractor, Toyota Hi-Lux, pallets, oil and tools.

Air Cargo Market is Projected to Grow From USD 92,812.56 Million in 2018 to USD 183,804.57 Million by 2025, at a CAGR of 10.25%