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Supply chain insomnia: What keeps you up at night?
John Parrott, director, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport NEW ORLEANS – Worried about operational costs? Labor shortages? Potential supply-chain disruptions?...
Security
Hactl improves security with new vehicles
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) enhanced its security operations with the introduction of two electric vehicles to enable...
Russia, EU tussle over ACC3 security regulation
A new air cargo security protocol enacted by the European Union on July 1 is threatening to create a trade...
AfA urges TSA to allow privately trained dogs to screen cargo
The U.S. Airforwarders Association told a congressional panel that the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) should move toward permitting private...
Every dog has its day
Ever since the 9/11 Commission mandated that the U.S. Transportation Security Administration screen 100 percent of all cargo on passenger...
TIACA welcomes TSA decision to nix cargo screening reports
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) welcomed the U.S. Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) decision to lift requirements for air cargo...
Lufthansa eyes future of cargo security
Concerns over transit cargo and how to ensure it is safe to continue on to its final destination, dominated Lufthansa...
Security set to dominate 2014
Early into 2014, air cargo security arguably looms as the industry’s top discussion topic. The ongoing e-air waybill effort notwithstanding,...
Balancing trade and security in the sky
The air cargo industry and governments are in a constant balancing act when it comes to security. Parties want the...
Liege Airport to work with explosive-detecting dogs
Liege Airport is working on a training center for dogs specialized in explosive detection. The airport is launching the project...
Cargo theft: Mitigating risk requires game plan
Look up how many air cargo thefts happen per year worldwide. You won’t find the answer. You will find news...
