Air Cargo News

For over 30 years, Air Cargo News has been the top publication in the air cargo sector, known for its high-quality articles that appeal to key decision-makers and provide excellent value for advertisers. A recent rebranding, which included a new design, layout, logo, and editorial direction, has further enhanced the identity of Air Cargo News. With an audited circulation of 12,320, it stands out as the leading international newspaper published every two weeks in a tabloid format for the airfreight industry.

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My Freighter and Aeromexico begin interline partnership

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Rebecca Jeffrey

My Freighter and Aeromexico have entered into an interline partnership to expand cargo access and connectivity between Mexico and Central Asia. In place since 1 April, the interline partnership grants My Freighter access to Mexico City (MEX), Guadalajara (GDL), and Monterrey (MTY), said the Uzbekistan-based airline in a LinkedIn post. Meanwhile, AeroMexico gains access to Tashkent (TAS) and My Freighter’s RFS trucking network across Central Asia.
Descartes air messaging now supports IATA ONE Record standard

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Rebecca Jeffrey

Source: Pixels Hunter/ Shutterstock Descartes’ Air Messaging solution now supports IATA’s ONE Record standard and Lufthansa Cargo is already using the technology with the aim of improving real-time data sharing and shipment visibility. The logistics and supply chain management solutions company said that the Descartes Air Messaging solution has streamlined the transmission of air shipment data according to IATA's ONE Record messaging standard.
Saudia Cargo targets e-commerce with new Asia-Europe route

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Damian Brett

Saudia Cargo is looking to capitalise on the growth in e-commerce demand between Asia and Europe with new freighter services. The new flights will operate twice per week from between Liège Airport (LGG) in Belgium to Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport (CGO) in China. The airline will also add a weekly freighter flight from LGG to King Fahd International Airport in Dammam. At present, the airline operates a fleet of seven freighters, consisting of Boeing 747s and Boeing 777s.
LOT signs up with cargo.one for online booking

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Damian Brett

LOT Polish Airlines is the latest carrier to place its cargo capacity onto the cargo.one third-party booking portal. From today, forwarders in the US, Canada and Poland using cargo.one can quote and book LOT Cargo’s global capacity for general cargo shipments up to 1,000 kg to destinations including London, New York, Miami, Tokyo, Seoul, Delhi, and Dubai. There are plans to launch additional markets and capacity products including perishables in the coming months.
Hactl deploys 5G to enhance cargo automation

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Damian Brett

Hactl autonomous tractorSource: Hactl Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) is rolling out 5G across its terminal to allow increased automation of cargo handling. The company said utilising a 5G network, which is being implemented by telecommunications firm HKT, will allow it to develop an “interconnected ecosystem” that will aid the future adoption of new technology.
Boeing reports orders for 11 777Fs in March

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Rebecca Jeffrey

Boeing has confirmed a total of 11 777 freighters were ordered in March, three from a mystery customer(s). The aircraft manufacturer’s Airplane Gross Orders report for March shows FedEx ordered eight 777Fs last month, while an unidentified customer(s) ordered a further three units of the cargo aircraft.
ACN Awards: Charter Project of the Year category spotlight

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Damian Brett

2024 Air Cargo News Awards winners revealed! Has your company taken part in a noteworthy, challenging or unique project shipment over the last 12 months? Then why not enter the Air Cargo Charter Project of the Year Award at the Air Cargo News Awards. Companies can enter the Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Services sponsored award either individually or as part of a team if they worked with partners to complete the project.
EU approves DSV's acquisition of DB Schenker

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Rebecca Jeffrey

The European Commission has approved DSV’s planned takeover of DB Schenker following the acquisition announcement last year. Danish forwarder DSV confirmed that it had signed a deal to take over German logistics giant DB Schenker from Deutsche Bahn last September. The €14.3bn purchase deal will create the world's largest freight forwarder.
WestJet Cargo looks ahead to bellyhold growth following freighter exit

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Damian Brett

WestJet 787 dreamlinerSource: Alex JW Robinson/Shutterstock WestJet Cargo is hoping to see continued growth in bellyhold cargo volumes through network expansion and digital investments following its almost two-year foray into freighter operations. Last month, the airline confirmed its decision to end its freighter operation, which at its height offered capacity on four Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Air cargo braces as US hits China with tariffs of 104%

2 weeks ago | aircargonews.net | Damian Brett

Source: Stockphoto mania/Shutterstock.com The US has today implemented a range of tariffs on more than 60 countries, with China facing rates of 104%. In response, China has announced tariffs on US imports of 84%. Other countries hit by tariffs include Japan at 24%, Vietnam at 46% and Taiwan at 32%. The US has also implemented a 25% tariff on autmobiles that started last week, along with a 25% tariff on automobile parts due to come into force in May.