James Graham

London

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Articles

Flexibility in a CCNC Network: The Northwest Community Care Experience

1 month ago | ncmedicaljournal.com | James Graham |Elizabeth Gamble |Kelly Livengood |Loralee B. Inman

By Elizabeth Gamble, James Graham, Kelly Livengood, Loralee B. Inman, Ronald E. Gaskins, Linda J. Michalski, Rebecca Eleanya Gamble, Elizabeth, James Graham, Kelly Livengood, Loralee B. Inman, Ronald E. Gaskins, Linda J. Michalski, and Rebecca Eleanya. 2009. "Flexibility in a CCNC Network: The Northwest Community Care Experience." North Carolina Medical Journal 70 (3): 260-62. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.70.3.260.
Airfreight’s tale of five airlines

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Since 2020, several all-cargo airlines have emerged in Europe, expanding the sector and addressing the rising demand for freight transportation. One example is Air Belgium Cargo, which launched in 2021, capitalising on its parent company’s experience to offer dedicated freighter services across Europe. Another notable newcomer is Global Supply Systems, a UK-based carrier that began operations in 2021, offering ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services for cargo airlines.
Maastricht Aachen Airport saves the day as Belgium strikes

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

For one day last month, cargo flights were redirected to Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST) following the disruption that saw the aviation sector grounded in Belgium on February 13. MST stepped in to help minimise the impact of a series of scheduled strikes across Belgium that included air traffic control operators, handlers and security personnel. The Netherland’s second largest air cargo hub welcome the cargo flights already scheduled, with MST prepared to manage further flights as demand required.
US tariffs would be fishy for Norwegian airfreight

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Norwegian salmon exports have experienced significant growth in recent years, with airfreight playing a crucial role in reaching distant markets swiftly. In January 2025 alone, Norway exported over NOK 1 billion / $88.9 million worth of salmon to the United States, marking a new record in value. So the mood music from the White House is giving Norwegian salmon producers significant concern over potential US tariffs on their exports.
1920s: The decade that revolutionised European airfreight forever

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

One hundred years ago, the 1920s marked a transformative period in aviation history, particularly in Europe, where airfreight and long-distance flights saw significant advances. This decade witnessed the integration of cargo and passenger transport, pioneering transcontinental flights and the emergence of notable aviation figures who would leave lasting legacies.
Airfreight consequences of Heathrow’s third runway

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

The UK government’s approval of Heathrow’s third runway was met with a mix of surprise and controversy. While the expansion had been debated for decades, the final green light in 2018 came amid strong opposition from environmental groups, local communities and some political figures. Many expected continued delays due to legal challenges and climate commitments. However, business groups and the aviation industry welcomed the decision, seeing it as a necessary step to boost trade and connectivity.
United Cargo: Succeeding in Europe in the face of challenges

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

We asked United Airlines Cargo about the value European cargo gives to the carrier. ACW: What are the primary European destinations served by United Cargo? United Cargo offers extensive service from multiple US hubs to key European destinations. Our primary inbound cargo locations include Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London Heathrow, Brussels, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Zurich. Additionally, we serve a wide array of European cities, ensuring comprehensive coverage across the continent.
Qantas joins AAPA: Kangaroos now fly in packs!

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) has announced that Qantas Airways has joined AAPA with immediate effect. “We are very pleased and honoured to welcome Qantas Airways as a member of AAPA.
Thailand's airfreight soaring high with heavy loads

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

As of January 2025, Thailand’s airfreight sector is experiencing significant developments which suggest a vibrant industry. Pattaya Airways, a Thai cargo airline, has expanded its operations by launching services between Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and Yangon International Airport in Myanmar (Burma). The airline utilises ATR 72-500 freighters and plans to further extend its network to Cambodia and Vietnam to meet the growing demand in the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) market.
AFKLMP: Moving mountains of cargo, Asia style

2 months ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Air France KLM Martinair’s (AFKLMP) airfreight operations in the Asia Pacific region demonstrate a robust and strategic approach to cargo transport. Annually, the company moves approximately 115,000 tonnes of export cargo from Greater China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, and India. This figure rises to 140,000 tonnnes when including exports from the Middle East. Cargo tonnages flown into the region remain unaccounted for in these totals.