UPS Moves to Grow Its Freighter Fleet
While ordering the planes, UPS also reduced a previous order for 90 A300 aircraft to 53. The company has already taken delivery of 40 A300s and will receive the remaining 13 by July 2006...
On to 2008 at a Healthy Pace for International Air Cargo
The projection comes from The International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) annual forecasts...
United's pilots say yes,Alaska's pilots say no
The union for United Airlines' pilots endorsed a tentative agreement in mid December. The contract will be sent to the union membership for a ratification...
Would you treat your air cargo like luggage?
Frequent travelers may quip that their luggage has seen more of the world than they have. The problem of mishandled luggage, including lost bags, is on...
The U.S. Air freight Industry to Grow this Year
Ted Scherck, Colography presidents, predicts that, “Air freight should benefit from a recovering U.S. economy, accelerating trade with China and the continued replenishment of low inventories.”...
Delta Rallies Support for China Flights
Delta Air Lines filed statements with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) asking to be permitted to fly daily flights between Atlanta and Beijing...
What's coming up in logistics tomorrow
Its been a challenging year, and the complexity of life in logistics is only growing. Here's a preview of the major trends that will shape the logistics...
Domestic air industry barely rising
The $30 billion domestic U.S. air freight market almost failed to get off the ground this past year, showing a minimal gain of only 0.7%, according to...
Boeing to Offer Bigger, Longer-Range Freighter
The 777 Freighter will join Boeing’s cargo family that includes the popular 747-400 Freighter...
British Airways Cargo Volumes Rise
Cargo volumes on British Airways World Cargo (BAWC) increased 15% to 2,419 million tonne-kilometers in the first half of its financial year (ended Sept. 30th)...
Putting air freight on solid ground
The Cargo 2000 (C2K) project, currently completing the second of three phases, was launched by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as a...
Mastering the art of supply chain security
From large and ornate objects (such as this royal car), to paintings (shown is Vermeer's "The Procuress"), and even letters from America's founding fathers,...
Final Figures for 2003 Show Weak Domestic Air Freight
Priority mail and expedited mail two Postal Service products showed the largest decline, according to the study. The decline in Priority Mails market...
Red Ink Flows for Airlines
Operating revenues at US Airways rose 1.6% to $1.8 billion in the third quarter, however, expenses increased 9.3% to $1.98 billion. This produced a $177...
Delta Pulls Out Its Corporate Card
American Express Travel Related Services Co. will provide $600 million in financing to Delta Air Lines in the form of a $100 million loan...
DHLs Brussels Expansion Halted
Express carrier DHL had sought to increase inbound and outbound flights at Brussels national airport from 16,000 per year to 34,000 by 2012...
Polar Air Cargo Gains China Flights
Polar Air Cargo becomes the newest entrant in the U.S.-China air cargo segment following confirmation by the U.S. Department of Transportation that it...
United and Delta Take Another Hit
United Airlines blamed fuel costs and weak revenues as it told the U.S. court overseeing its bankruptcy that it would need to cut expenses further...
World Air Freighter Fleet to Grow
The trend that will continue through the period is to wide body freighters, says the study, which will then represent fully 90% of all freighter capacity...
United Cuts Domestic Flights, Boosts International
Already in Chapter 11, United foresees that when its changes are all in effect by March 2005, international service will account for 40% of its capacity and 50% of its revenues...
US Airways files for Chapter 11 protection
The good news/bad news pendulum has swung to "bad" again for US Airways as the airline has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time...
When pigs fly, and other tales of animal transport
When pigs fly, and other tales of animal transportMoving more than 500 breeding pigs weighing a collective 65 tons from Denmark to Chinatook a bit more...
Morgan Stanley/Freight Pulse 6 Shipper Survey
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Chinas Newest Airport is Open for Business
The new airport is divided into three zones. There is an office zone, which includes, in addition to administrative space, a facility for customs, immigration...
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