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Asia’s March air cargo demand disappoints
International air cargo demand remained weak in March, according to figures released Friday by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines. ...
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IATA to restructure in July
The International Air Transport Association announced Friday an organizational restructuring of its main divisions and regional operations in order to ...
Air cargo ‘integral’ to economy’s growth
By Adina Solomon Nobody knows what the future holds for air cargo, Andrew Herdman said. But that didn’t stop the ...
IATA predicts upswing in cargo demand
The International Air Transport Association sees improved cargo forecasts in its crystal ball. In 2013, IATA expects cargo demand to ...
The week in brief
Qatar Airways has become the newest operator of the Airbus A330-200F (pictured above) following the delivery of the first of ...
A new day for global air cargo security
They call the October 2010 terrorist bomb hidden inside a shipment of printer cartridges air cargo’s “9-11.” That’s because, although ...
Global airfreight demand mushrooms
Global airfreight demand grew in January, according to the International Air Transport Association. Compared to January 2012, demand for airfreight ...
March 2013 People
AIRLINES Rashed Saif Al Shabi has been appointed Etihad Airways’ general manager for Cyprus. Before working for Etihad Airways, he ...
Cargo demand increases for Asia Pacific airlines
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines released figures showing air cargo demand increased prior to the Lunar New Year. Asia-Pacific-based ...
AAPA sees hope for cargo in 2013
Figures compiled by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) reveal 2012 was a weaker year for international air cargo. ...
AAPA sees slight uptick in cargo
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released preliminary figures for November that show continued expansion in international passenger traffic ...
Hurricane Sandy impairs global cargo volumes in October
Global freight demand slowed 3.5 percent, year-over-year, in October, according to International Air Transport Association statistics. Also lagging in October ...
Middle Eastern and African cargo rises in September
Unlike their global counterparts, Middle Eastern and African carriers saw higher freight volumes in September, with traffic surging 16.3 percent ...
Asia-Pacific records marginal cargo losses
After six consecutive months of cargo declines in the Asia-Pacific, regional volumes were largely flat in September, only falling 0.4-percent, ...
