Tag: Air Cargo

IBA forecasts a market value of US$197 million to US$198 million for a new A350F scheduled for delivery in 2027, ...

Freighter LX-VCF suffered a left-wing landing gear collapse while parked at Luxembourg Airport; no injuries were reported.

IAG Cargo has released its winter schedule with a new direct service between London Gatwick and Colombo. This is due ...

Renewed agreement builds on collaboration established in 2022, with IoT tracking planned to improve fleet visibility and operational efficiency Trinity ...

Technology-sector demand and rising air freight volumes drive strong quarterly performance Kuehne+Nagel has reported a net turnover growth of 40 ...

Twice-weekly Boeing 777 freighters to Dallas Fort Worth and a weekly freighter to New York add dedicated capacity in a ...

Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT), a subsidiary of SATS Ltd and an affiliate of Eastern Option Ltd, hasrenewed its franchise agreement ...

Airport operator Fraport has sought to reassure airlines and cargo operators that Frankfurt Airport is not expected to face a ...

FedEx Europe has introduced a digital booking portal for temperature-controlled shipments, aiming to simplify access to specialised logistics services for pharmaceutical manufacturers, biotechnology companies and clinical trial operators ahead of the year-end peak season. The new portal allows customers to onboard, order pre-conditioned packaging, schedule shipments and manage returns through a single digital interface. The initiative is intended to reduce the complexity of booking temperature-sensitive cargo, a process that has traditionally involved multiple manual steps. The launch comes amid growing demand for temperature-controlled logistics to support the movement of biologics, medicines and vaccines. These shipments require carefully managed conditions throughout transit to protect product quality and maintain the integrity of sensitive healthcare products. FedEx’s Temp-Assure Advantage service combines qualified packaging, tested in the company’s packaging laboratory, with its integrated European transportation network. The solution supports three temperature ranges: frozen shipments between -25°C and -15°C, refrigerated cargo between 2°C and 8°C, and controlled room-temperature shipments between 15°C and 25°C. Advanced vacuum-insulated packaging and phase-change materials are designed to maintain the required temperature for more than 96 hours, according to the company. FedEx also points to its CEIV Pharma-certified facilities and standardised processes as measures intended to strengthen shipment control, visibility and compliance throughout transit. Toby Hay, managing director of international marketing at FedEx Europe, said pharmaceutical supply chains are becoming more global and increasingly focused on high-value, temperature-sensitive therapies. He added that logistics providers must combine reliability, compliance and ease of access to meet the sector’s requirements. Hay described the portal as a step towards simplifying access to specialised temperature-controlled services, enabling customers to manage critical shipments more efficiently as year-end volumes rise. The service also incorporates a reusable packaging model in which containers are collected, refurbished and redeployed, an approach intended to reduce waste while maintaining performance standards. According to FedEx’s official announcement, the portal is available for domestic and intra-European, non-freight shipments across 26 European markets. 

The road feeder service sector has taken a significant step towards greater industry representation with the launch of the International Road ...