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TIACA endorses liberalized airfreight sector
In an address to attendees of the recent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation USA 2011 conference, The International Air Cargo Association Secretary ...
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IATA data signals bad news for cargo
Freight volumes fell considerably in August, according to International Air Transport Association data. Although several regions experienced year-over-year declines, the ...
The top 50 cargo carriers
It’s been a rough 2011. In the past eight months, the world has watched in horror as a magnitude-9.0 earthquake ...
The battle over clean European skies
In early July, attorneys representing the interests of three U.S. carriers and the U.S. Air Transport Association flew to England ...
Asia-Pacific cargo remains sluggish
Despite heightened passenger traffic, August cargo volumes fell considerably for Asia-Pacific carriers, with tonnage dropping 5.8 percent, year-over-year. These losses, ...
IATA slashes airfreight growth projection
This year’s cargo market has been hit harder than International Air Transport Association executives originally projected, with weak airfreight volumes ...
JAL cargo drop highlights regional trend
International airfreight operations were down considerably for Japan Airlines in July, dropping 56.5 percent year over year. Global cargo volumes ...
Middle East and Latin America immune to cargo slump
Despite weak cargo numbers all around, July freight volumes grew significantly for Middle East and Latin American carriers, International Air ...
Cargo rates decline in Asia-Pacific
Consistent with the global market slump, July airfreight volumes in the Asia-Pacific fell 4 percent from 2010 levels. The Association ...
India: Poor infrastructure limits airfreight
India is a nation of contradictions. On one hand, the South Asian nation is enjoying a booming economy, capitulated by ...
August 2011: People
AIRLINES Cathay Pacific Airways has announced a number of new appointments to its senior management team. Philippe de Gentile-Williams has ...
No spike in demand predicted for 2011
Spring brought airlines serving the Asian market harbingers of good business, as forwarders made tentative moves to line up charter ...
June IATA data shows slight cargo drop
June airfreight volumes couldn’t keep up with last year’s growth, according to data from the International Air Transport Association. Falling ...
IATA data reveals mixed news for airfreight
Research from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) indicated that airfreight volumes increased slightly in May, although numbers were significantly ...
