Global air cargo spot prices remain more than +20 per cent up on their levels a year ago, according to WorldACD Market Data, which says 'relatively high rates from Asia Pacific and Middle East & South Asia (MESA) origins continued to prop up average prices in the second week of 2025' (week 2, from 6 to 12 January).
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing says its orders and deliveries up to December 31, 2024 show a freighter total of 23, mainly 777Fs and 767-300Fs.
UK independent freight forwarder Davies Turner has appointed Guillaume Bouyer as head of strategic accounts – ISC & South East Asia in its ocean freight forwarding department.
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has wet-leased two Boeing 747 freighters to boost short-term capacity and start 2025 with a 15 per cent increase on its main decks compared to January 2024.
Stricter 'de minimis' airfreight value rules could speed up the rate of change from air to sea transport, according to the recent Freightos’ ‘Global Freight Outlook’ webinar that looked at how action by the incoming Trump presidency could affect e-commerce airfreight.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Cargo is now running scheduled flights and charters from Ezhou Huahu Airport in China to Zayed International Airport in the UAE, potentially delivering pharmaceuticals, e-commerce goods and perishables as well as general cargo.
Malaysia's MJets Air is aiming to take its B737 fleet from six now to about 13 narrowbody freighters by the end of this year.
MJets prefers B737-800Fs over Classics, it says.
Teams from 10 international airlines have taken part in the fourteenth Hactl International Forklift and Pallet Building Competition at Hactl’s SuperTerminal 1 in Hong Kong.
The guests of honour (left to rght): Bonnie Yau, executive director, Occupational Safety and Health Council; Wilson Kwong, chief executive of Hactl; Liu Chun San, under secretary for Transport and Logistics; Cissy Chan, executive director, Commercial, Airport Authority Hong Kong and Wan Chi Ping, assistant commissioner for Labour (Occupational Safety), Labour Department.
Qatar Airways Cargo is partnering with Unilode Aviation Solutions, an outsourced Unit Load Device (ULD) management firm, to digitalise the airline’s 42,000-plus ULDs and gain real-time visibility into ULD locations, sensory data and asset utilisation rates.
Global air cargo spot prices remain more than +20 per cent up on their levels a year ago, according to WorldACD Market Data, which says 'relatively high rates from Asia Pacific and Middle East & South Asia (MESA) origins continued to prop up average prices in the second week of 2025' (week 2, from 6 to 12 January).
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing says its orders and deliveries up to December 31, 2024 show a freighter total of 23, mainly 777Fs and 767-300Fs.
UK independent freight forwarder Davies Turner has appointed Guillaume Bouyer as head of strategic accounts – ISC & South East Asia in its ocean freight forwarding department.
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has wet-leased two Boeing 747 freighters to boost short-term capacity and start 2025 with a 15 per cent increase on its main decks compared to January 2024.
Stricter 'de minimis' airfreight value rules could speed up the rate of change from air to sea transport, according to the recent Freightos’ ‘Global Freight Outlook’ webinar that looked at how action by the incoming Trump presidency could affect e-commerce airfreight.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Cargo is now running scheduled flights and charters from Ezhou Huahu Airport in China to Zayed International Airport in the UAE, potentially delivering pharmaceuticals, e-commerce goods and perishables as well as general cargo.
Malaysia's MJets Air is aiming to take its B737 fleet from six now to about 13 narrowbody freighters by the end of this year.
MJets prefers B737-800Fs over Classics, it says.
Teams from 10 international airlines have taken part in the fourteenth Hactl International Forklift and Pallet Building Competition at Hactl’s SuperTerminal 1 in Hong Kong.
The guests of honour (left to rght): Bonnie Yau, executive director, Occupational Safety and Health Council; Wilson Kwong, chief executive of Hactl; Liu Chun San, under secretary for Transport and Logistics; Cissy Chan, executive director, Commercial, Airport Authority Hong Kong and Wan Chi Ping, assistant commissioner for Labour (Occupational Safety), Labour Department.
Qatar Airways Cargo is partnering with Unilode Aviation Solutions, an outsourced Unit Load Device (ULD) management firm, to digitalise the airline’s 42,000-plus ULDs and gain real-time visibility into ULD locations, sensory data and asset utilisation rates.
