Cargo Matters

New dnata cargo centre at Manchester

Written by: Felicity Stredder | 21/01/2021

A new state-of-the art cargo complex has been opened by ground handler dnata at Manchester airport.

New appointments for IAG Cargo

Written by: Felicity Stredder | 20/01/2021

IAG Cargo, the freight arm of International Airlines Group, has announced the appointments of two new regional commercial managers to its team.

Japan Airlines implements API Gateway

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 18/01/2021

Japan Airlines has implemented CHAMP’s API Gateway solution to power a new domestic air cargo service that enables the carrier to compete with other modes of transport.

Descartes' new Open Network Initiative for enhanced cargo tracking

Written by: Felicity Stredder | 14/01/2021

Descartes Systems Group is offering a new standard of interoperability to support the growth of its CORE Bluetooth Low Energy network with its Open Network Initiative.

Award for ABC from Frankfurt

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 13/01/2021

AirBridgeCargo Airlines has been awarded the Bembel prize.

Air France and K+N in green cargo initiative

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 12/01/2021

To support the industry’s carbon reduction targets, Kuehne+Nagel has joined the Air France KLM Martinair Cargo SAF programme.

Fraport's coronavirus testing campaign

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 11/01/2021

FCS Frankfurt Cargo Services, LUG aircargo handling and the Perishable Centre Frankfurt have tested their entire staffs.

Schiphol restructures its cargo division

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 07/01/2021

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is restructuring its cargo division, bringing it into its new Aviation Business Development Division under the umbrella of business unit Airport Operations and Aviation Partnerships, from March 1, 2021.

Royal Air Maroc in container leasing deal

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 04/01/2021

Royal Air Maroc has signed a Global Master Lease Agreement with Envirotainer.

Free vaccine flights from LATAM Airlines

Written by: Alwyn Brice | 14/12/2020

LATAM Airlines Group has announced that, through its Solidarity Plane programme, it will make available to the authorities of the countries where it has domestic operations (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru) the free transportation of COVID-19 vaccines in their regular domestic flights, once available.