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Delta, United CEOs urge more funding for FAA
The chief executives of Delta Air Lines and United Airlines have called for greater funding of the Federal Aviation Administration...
Regulations
Dangerous goods safety starts with competency-based training
While industry regulation and digitalization are key to ensuring the proper handling of dangerous goods (DG), safety starts with competency-based...
Stakeholders unconvinced of CEIV lithium battery certification value
The safe handling of dangerous goods (DG) such as lithium batteries requires rigorous training and industry regulation, but stakeholders remain...
Regulation key to mitigating dangerous goods threats
The safe handling of dangerous goods (DG) depends on regulatory compliance and effective, hands-on training programs in the face of...
Watch: Stakeholders discuss dangerous goods regulations
In the third installment of Air Cargo World's 2022 webinar series, panelist discuss "Dangerous Goods in Focus: Shoring Up Air Cargo Logistics."...
Consultant Insight: Improvements needed in dangerous goods management
Despite nearly 1.25 million dangerous goods (DG) shipments handled by airfreight stakeholders each year, the industry needs more support in...
Register now for Air Cargo World’s webinar on dangerous goods
The third installment in Air Cargo World’s 2022 webinar series, “Dangerous goods in focus: Shoring up air cargo logistics,” is...
Listen: Global disruption challenges old habits
Global disruptions and the threat of cyberattacks present new challenges for airfreight stakeholders, specifically for freight forwarders looking to protect...
New security system brings changes to EU imports
The European Union is creating new security measures, including pre-loading filing requirements and pre-arrival data requirements, on air cargo entering...
UPS Flight Forward’s drone plan hits regulatory snag
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) granted some requests from UPS Flight Forward for its plans to operate the Matternet M2...
Amerijet seeks exemption for cargo flights between US and China
Miami-based Amerijet is seeking an exemption from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to conduct scheduled cargo flights between the...
Poland’s air traffic control spat threatens 600 daily flights
Poland’s simmering industrial dispute over working conditions for air traffic control staff threatens to disrupt more than 600 flights a...
Global K-9 Protection Group acquires competitor Cargo Screening K-9
Canine screening company Global K-9 Protection Group (Global K-9) has acquired the assets of competitor 360 Security Partners also known...
EASA ends cargo-in-cabin passenger freighter operations
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) will be ending cargo-in-cabin passenger flights, with no exemptions past July 31. After...
