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ETS row hots up

: Latest News; Monday, 13 June 2011

The French government, the Association of European Airlines (AEA) and planemaker Airbus all have requested EU decision-makers to reconsider the inclusion of civil aviation in the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).

Compliance briefings

: Latest News; Saturday, 11 June 2011

The compliance assurance branch of Australian Customs and Border Protection has arranged a series of briefing sessions for customs brokers, freight forwarders, carriers, cargo terminal operators, logistics suppliers, shippers and others.

Good turnout at Doha RAME

: Latest News; Saturday, 11 June 2011

The Federation of International Freight Forwarding Associations (FIATA) has completed a successful RAME field meeting in Doha, Qatar, in conjunction with the Qatar National Association of Freight and Logistics.

New SACL chief

: Latest News; Saturday, 11 June 2011

Kerrie Mather has been appointed managing director and chief executive of Sydney Airport (SACL), replacing Russell Balding.

SkyTeam seeks more members

: Latest News; Thursday, 09 June 2011

SkyTeam airline alliance has confirmed it wants to add members from Brazil and India.

747s to fly in for Paris show

: Latest News; Thursday, 09 June 2011

Boeing says its new 747-8 planes -- both the passenger and cargo jet versions -- will debut for the first time outside the United States at the Paris Air Show.

Hong Kong airport expansion plans 'a threat to dolphins'

: Latest News; Thursday, 09 June 2011

Hong Kong Airport faces opposition to its expansion plans because they could endanger the city's rare Chinese white dolphins.

UPS boosts Latin America capacity

: Latest News; Thursday, 09 June 2011

Freight major UPS has increased air cargo capacity in Latin America by 50 per cent, replacing a Boeing 757 narrow-body aircraft with a new 767 wide-body freighter flying 19 times weekly into Central and South America from Miami.

Airport delays tipped if TSA budget cut

: Latest News; Thursday, 09 June 2011

USA government Republicans have voted to cut US$270 million from the Transportation Security Agency's (TSA) 2012 budget in a homeland security bill approved last week.