Tag: Latest Air Cargo News
January Air Cargo Demand Recovers to pre-COVID Levels – IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released January 2021 data for global air cargo markets showing that air cargo demand returned to pre-COVID levels...
LATAM announces the conversion of up to eight Boeing 767-300ERs into...
* The conversion plan will be implemented in two stages and could boost the cargo operators’ s joint capacity by up to 80%. The...
Austrian Airlines and time: matters take off on the 100th cargo...
B777 (OE-LPA) takes off with special livery to commemorate the 100th flightOn the occasion of the 100th cargo flight jointly operated by Austrian Airlines and time:...
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to restructure Cargo Division
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is known as the main port of the Netherlands and is Europe’s third-largest cargo gateway
CNWNN Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol...
November & 1st half December: air cargo rates rising faster… WorldACD
Nearing the end of 2020, the world looks back at a year like no other in most people’s memories. Air cargo was no exception:...
Sales, Cargo leadership changes position Delta for commercial success
Shawn Cole joins the Global Sales team as Vice President, Global Sales. Rob Walpole will lead Delta Cargo.
Effective Dec. 1, Shawn Cole will become...
Delta Cargo appoints Vice President of Cargo Operations and Logistics
Delta Cargo has appointed Rob Walpole as Vice President – Cargo Operations and Logistics. This new position, reporting to Shawn Cole, will see Walpole lead Delta...
IBS Software and CargoAi announce partnership to boost air cargo revenue
IBS Software is offering its iCargo customers the opportunity to increase their reach to the market and thereby scale their cargo revenues through a...
Lufthansa Cargo and DB Schenker start first CO2-neutral freight flights
Commercial flight from Frankfurt to Shanghai and back • Complete coverage by Sustainable Aviation Fuel • Regular CO2-neutral air freight as of springtime
Coming Sunday,...
DHL sends healthcare supplies for WHO to the Pacific Islands
The far flung islands in the Pacific have not been spared the brunt of Covid-19. The World Health Organization (WHO) has been working tirelessly...
