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  • Barig acts to overhaul Germany's air freight readiness
  • Tonnages rebounded in week 20 - WorldACD
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Gebrüder Weiss opens in Bangkok

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

Logistics major Gebrüder Weiss has opened an office in Bangkok, Thailand that "allows us to close a strategic gap and create direct connections to central Asia-Pacific markets for our customers,” said Lothar Thoma, its managing director Air & Sea. 

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Airbus builds A350F wing set

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

Europe's Airbus says it has manufactured the first set of wings for its new A350 freighter, not due for delivery till 2027.

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Etihad moving closer to Qantas

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

With closer ties to Australia's Qantas on the table, Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways is bringing its B787-9 private business class suites to Sydney and Melbourne.

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One-way US tickets 'cost more for single passengers' - analyst

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

The US's biggest legacy airlines — American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta — sometimes charge solo travellers on one-way arrangement more than those in groups or on return tickets.

It's said flight deal analysts searched through hundreds of routes daily to confirm that it’s “real and undeniable”.

Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler cites a one-way United flight from Chicago-O’Hare Airport to Peoria that might cost approximately US$269 for one passenger, but says the price falls to almost a third of that if there are four passengers on the booking. 

“Just US$181 apiece for that exact same standard economy ticket,” wrote Potter.
 
This dynamic pricing only appears to happen with one-way domestic flights, not round-trip fares or international bookings and is similar in some ways to hotel bookings, where prices are per double room or quoted as per person twin-share.
 
Potter believes it’s a way for airlines to keep “segmenting” their customers, such as charging business travellers who pay with a corporate card more while giving a better deal to families or groups on the same flight.

GBTA launches India and China advisory boards

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

After a similar move in Australia, the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) is launching new advisory boards for India and China, providing greater support to business travel professionals across the region.

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Barig acts to overhaul Germany's air freight readiness

Latest News
Friday, 30 May 2025

The German air transport industry wants its new federal government - and states - to secure the competitiveness of Germany's air freight. 

Read more ...

Tonnages rebounded in week 20 - WorldACD

Latest News
Friday, 30 May 2025

Air cargo tonnages rebounded globally in week 20, with a six per cent week-on-week (WoW) increase, thanks largely to a strong recovery from Asia Pacific origins linked to tariff policy reversals in the US and volumes returning following holidays in Japan and South Korea, according to WorldACD Market Data.

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April cargo demand rose 5.8pc in April

Latest News
Friday, 30 May 2025

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says April 2025 global air cargo markets show:

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Drone Forge on track to deliver turn-key solution

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Wednesday, 28 May 2025

Drone Forge, a Western Australian aerospace startup, says it could deliver the world’s first turn-key drone fleet - known as DF Fleet 1 - as early as 2026.

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Gebrüder Weiss opens in Bangkok

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

Logistics major Gebrüder Weiss has opened an office in Bangkok, Thailand that "allows us to close a strategic gap and create direct connections to central Asia-Pacific markets for our customers,” said Lothar Thoma, its managing director Air & Sea. 

Read more ...

Airbus builds A350F wing set

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

Europe's Airbus says it has manufactured the first set of wings for its new A350 freighter, not due for delivery till 2027.

Read more ...

Etihad moving closer to Qantas

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

With closer ties to Australia's Qantas on the table, Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways is bringing its B787-9 private business class suites to Sydney and Melbourne.

Read more ...

One-way US tickets 'cost more for single passengers' - analyst

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

The US's biggest legacy airlines — American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta — sometimes charge solo travellers on one-way arrangement more than those in groups or on return tickets.

It's said flight deal analysts searched through hundreds of routes daily to confirm that it’s “real and undeniable”.

Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler cites a one-way United flight from Chicago-O’Hare Airport to Peoria that might cost approximately US$269 for one passenger, but says the price falls to almost a third of that if there are four passengers on the booking. 

“Just US$181 apiece for that exact same standard economy ticket,” wrote Potter.
 
This dynamic pricing only appears to happen with one-way domestic flights, not round-trip fares or international bookings and is similar in some ways to hotel bookings, where prices are per double room or quoted as per person twin-share.
 
Potter believes it’s a way for airlines to keep “segmenting” their customers, such as charging business travellers who pay with a corporate card more while giving a better deal to families or groups on the same flight.

GBTA launches India and China advisory boards

Latest News
Tuesday, 03 June 2025

After a similar move in Australia, the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) is launching new advisory boards for India and China, providing greater support to business travel professionals across the region.

Read more ...

Barig acts to overhaul Germany's air freight readiness

Latest News
Friday, 30 May 2025

The German air transport industry wants its new federal government - and states - to secure the competitiveness of Germany's air freight. 

Read more ...

Tonnages rebounded in week 20 - WorldACD

Latest News
Friday, 30 May 2025

Air cargo tonnages rebounded globally in week 20, with a six per cent week-on-week (WoW) increase, thanks largely to a strong recovery from Asia Pacific origins linked to tariff policy reversals in the US and volumes returning following holidays in Japan and South Korea, according to WorldACD Market Data.

Read more ...

April cargo demand rose 5.8pc in April

Latest News
Friday, 30 May 2025

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says April 2025 global air cargo markets show:

Read more ...

Drone Forge on track to deliver turn-key solution

Latest News
Wednesday, 28 May 2025

Drone Forge, a Western Australian aerospace startup, says it could deliver the world’s first turn-key drone fleet - known as DF Fleet 1 - as early as 2026.

Read more ...

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  • Airbus builds A350F wing set
  • Etihad moving closer to Qantas
  • One-way US tickets 'cost more for single passengers' - analyst
  • GBTA launches India and China advisory boards
  • Barig acts to overhaul Germany's air freight readiness
  • Tonnages rebounded in week 20 - WorldACD
  • April cargo demand rose 5.8pc in April
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