FAA: Mexiko zurück in höchster Sicherheitskategorie 
Nach monatelanger Überarbeitung des Zivilluftfahrtgesetzes hat Mexiko wieder die höchste Sicherhei... » read more (via airliners.de)
Pratt & Whitney: Drei Triebwerksausfälle bei Indigo
Auf drei Flügen der indischen Fluggesellschaft Indigo kam es nach Ministeriumsangaben zu Triebwerks... » read more (via airliners.de)
UNWTO: Internationaler Reiseverkehr lässt Corona-Krise hinter sich
Der internationale Reiseverkehr erholt sich weiterhin von der Corona-Pandemie, wie die neuesten Date... » read more (via airliners.de)
Flughafen Frankfurt testet ersten Walk-Through-Sicherheitsscanner
Der Flughafen Frankfurt testet einen neuen Sicherheitsscanner – Passagiere können ohne Stopp durc... » read more (via airliners.de)
Tui verzeichnet starke Buchungszahlen trotz Wetterereignisse
Tui bestätigt die erwarteten Geschäftszahlen für das aktuelle Jahr trotz extremer Wetterereigniss... » read more (via airliners.de)
CKM Group übernimmt Airportclinic und Medicare am Flughafen München
Die CKM Group, eine hessische Unternehmensgruppe im Gesundheitssektor mit den Schwerpunkten auf Publ... » read more (via airliners.de)
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AOG Technics: United, Southwest und Virgin Australia haben gefälschte Teile in Triebwerken gefunden
Das Unternehmen ging mit ziemlich viel krimineller Energie vor. AOG Technics mit Sitz in London fälschte Dutzende von Dokumenten, um gefälschten Ersatzteilen für Triebwerke von CFM den Anschein von Echtheit zu geben. So gerieten sie in Umlauf und wurden auch bereits eingebaut. Betroffen sind die ... » read more (via aerotelegraph.com)
Geodis reduces its air cargo network due to recent market downtown 
Freight forwarder Geodis is reducing the size of its air cargo network considering the recent market downturn. The company was one of many forwarding companies to partner with an airline to set up its own air cargo operation during the Covid-pandemic to provide customers with capacity in response to... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
Chapman Freeborn opens new office in the UK
Chapman Freeborn has opened a new office in London as it looks to attract new members of staff. The broker said that the new office would provide an “easily accessible hub in the city to accommodate Chapman Freeborn’s expanding team, while supporting the charter broker’s operations in its Gatw... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
HKIA maintains its position as the world’s largest cargo hub
Hong Kong International Airport maintained its position as the world’s largest cargo hub in 2022 despite registering a double-digit percentage volume decline. The airport is now investing in further growth. Last year, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) was ranked as the world’s busiest air c... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
REWE Far East (RFE) leverages Topo solutions to digitize and streamline global sourcing
Topo Solutions and REWE Far East (RFE) have joined forces to digitize RFE’s sourcing efforts and enable platform collaboration among buyers, suppliers, and RFE. RFE is reporting a significant 50 percent reduction in time spent on supplier email communications since the introduction of Topo’s Sou... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
Schiphol Airport weathers global cargo decline
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol processed 679,214 tons of cargo in the first six months of 2023, a dip of 6 percent compared with the same period in 2022, in-keeping with global trends for normalizing cargo volumes following months of ongoing decline. Full freighter flights accounted for 64 percent of to... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
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New HLT team to support rapid development of cargo management ecosystem
Hermes Logistics Technologies (HLT) has appointed Stuart Piper as Global Sales Director to spearhead the launch of new developments in the Hermes Ecosystem of cargo management solutions, marking a period of accelerated growth for the company. Piper brings 27 years of software & solutions experie... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
Atran re-introduces An-12 freighter services
Russian air cargo operator Atran has re-introduced Antonov An-12 freighter services, after nearly a decade, in response to uncertainty over its Boeing 737 fleet. The airline says an An-12BP, carrying its livery scheme, conducted a September 12 flight from Moscow Zhukovsky to Norilsk with 12 tons of ... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
VRR secures first customer for its collapsible AAX cargo container
ULD firm VRR has secured the first customer for its collapsible AAX air cargo container. An unnamed global e-commerce company ordered the folding container to help it overcome an imbalance of ULDs. The AAX Collapsible has the same shape, capacity and durability as the standard AAX but can be folded ... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
LOT Polish Airlines joins Cargo iQ
Air cargo quality standards group Cargo iQ has welcomed newest member LOT Polish Airlines (LOT) to its ever-expanding community. As a member of Cargo iQ, LOT aims to help create and implement the highest global quality standards in the cargo sector and to differentiate as a reliable partner of choic... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
Unilode and Air Tahiti announce partnership until 2029
Unilode Aviation Solutions and Air Tahiti Nui announce the extension of their ULD management partnership until 2029. Air Tahiti Nui operates four Boeing 787-9 aircraft, serving destinations in France, New Zealand and the USA from its hub in Tahiti. Unilode has been providing full-service ULD managem... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
Neel Jones Shah joins Airblox board
Airblox announced the appointment of Neel Jones Shah to its board of directors. "Neel Jones Shah, Executive Vice President, Airfreight Strategy and Carrier Development, Flexport, brings a wealth of expertise and innovation to the Airblox organisation. His remarkable insights and thought leadersh... » read more (via stattimes.com)
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Korean Air to make SAF available for air cargo operations
Korean Air plans to make sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) available for air cargo operations in cooperation with air cargo customers and forwarders. Customers will be able to make customized contributions through the Korean Air Cargo SAF program and reduce their carbon footprint. Korean Air will use ... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)
Incheon Airport to undergo $903m refurbishment in 2024
Incheon Airport’s Terminal 1 will undergo a 1.2 trillion won ($903 million) refurbishment starting from next year, the airport’s operator said recently. “After conducting an open survey of Terminal 1’s facilities’ operational status, Incheon Airport will conduct a comprehensive rep... » read more (via aircargoupdate.com)