James Graham

London

Editor, Monthly Supplements at Air Cargo Week

Journalist neatly balancing wine website with developing a wider interest in the pressed grape.

Articles

Neigh-bours approve: MST goes full gallop

3 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST) announced a new partnership with ECS Livestock at Air Cargo Europe 2025, Munich, that will see it become the preferred airport for horse transport in the Netherlands. The agreement, which begins with immediate effect, will see ECS Livestock carry out transport operations at MST’s AnimalPort Netherlands, an airside facility fully equipped to handle the safe and animal-friendly transportation of horses.
NX China acquires GDP Certification for Shanghai, Lianyungang facilities

3 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Nippon Express (China) (NX China) has received Good Distribution Practice (GDP) certification for air and ocean freight forwarding of pharmaceutical products at facilities in Shanghai and Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, effective Friday, February 21, 2025. China’s pharmaceutical market is second only to the US’s in scale, and it is expected to see further growth due to an aging population and rising per capita income.
Emirates SkyCargo launches Aircraft Engines to move aircraft engines

3 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Emirates SkyCargo has launched Aircraft Engines, a fit-for-purpose solution dedicated to the carriage of aviation’s most critical and high-value parts. The product sits under a new vertical, Aerospace and Engineering, which meticulously balances the highest level of expertise with speed and efficiency.
Stewart Wingate named UK Airports MD; Pierre-Hugues Schmit takes over as LGW CEO

4 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Pierre-Hugues Schmit, currently Chief Commercial and Operational Officer at VINCI Airports and a non-executive director on the London Gatwick Board, will succeed Stewart as Chief Executive of London Gatwick. Both appointments are effective 1 September 2025 with Pierre-Hugues and Stewart working together over the next few months to ensure a smooth transition.
TIACA’s green scene: Cargo champs crowned for saving planet, profits too!

4 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has announced the results of the seventh Air Cargo Sustainability Awards, run in partnership with one of the leading industry IT solutions providers CHAMP Cargosystems. The Awards aim to recognise outstanding businesses and industry initiatives seeking to make air cargo more sustainable. There were two categories being judged, one for Start-Up/Small Business and the second for Corporate and established businesses.
Signs your business has been hacked amid growing cyber attacks

5 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

A cyber attack can cause significant issues for businesses in the airfreight supply chain, as hacked companies can experience a lower share price and the loss of millions as a result of the disruption. Consequently, many business owners will be wondering how to identify the potential signs of hackers and avoid being severely impacted. Business and tech experts PRO SL have compiled four major signs to help you spot hackers and deal with them before they have the chance to damage your business. 1.
Liege Airport launches CargoLand – the hub of the future - Air Cargo Week

5 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Some €500 million is being invested in an unparalleled cargo infrastructure project at Liege Airport (LGG). One that will redefine air cargo handling on all levels – digital, equipment, scope, size, multimodal, and sustainable. CargoLand, which will be fully completed by 2040, has been meticulously planned as the next generation in cargo hubs, and will position LGG in Europe’s top three cargo airports.
UK launches bold airspace overhaul to cut emissions

5 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

The UK government has unveiled the most significant transformation of its airspace since the 1950s, with a bold plan to modernise outdated flight paths, reduce congestion and slash carbon emissions. The overhaul, announced on Monday, 2 June, includes new legislation laid before Parliament that will support the implementation of more efficient, direct routes for aircraft arriving into and departing from UK airspace.
300% expansion of Frankfurt Cargo Services e-commerce handling facility

6 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Frankfurt Cargo Services (FCS), a subsidiary of Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a SATS company, has won a contract with EDT – eDirect Transport, a global logistics platform specialising in cross-border e-commerce between China and Europe. Under this agreement, FCS will provide comprehensive E-commerce & Freight Forwarder Handling (EFFH) services at Frankfurt Airport.
Cargolux, AIT, Microsoft ink largest-ever green freight deal

6 days ago | aircargoweek.com | James Graham

Cargolux and global freight forwarding partner AIT Worldwide Logistics have signed the largest Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) deal in their history, in collaboration with Microsoft, for the transportation of their server racks (Microsoft Cloud Logistics). This groundbreaking partnership will result in a saving of 66,000 tonnes of CO2e over three years, between 2025 and 2027.