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Maximus launches new products

: Latest News; Monday, 06 December 2010

UAE-based Maximus Air Cargo has announced the launch of a new suite of Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance (ACMI) and new charter services.

More Finnair crew turn up for work

: Latest News; Monday, 06 December 2010

Finland's Finnair says it expects to mount about 40 per cent of its passenger services in the next few days as more cabin crew turn up for work despite the ongoing strike.

UTI Worldwide posts higher net income

: Latest News; Monday, 06 December 2010

Logistics firm UTi Worldwide has posted a third-quarter profit that was helped by higher airfreight and ocean freight volumes.

Safi seeks EU ban workaround

: Latest News; Monday, 06 December 2010

Safi Airways - affected by last month's EU ban on Afghanistan-registered aircraft as part of the Union's blacklist - says it intends to acquire a European airline.

IATA chooses Tyler to succeed Bisignani

: Latest News; Monday, 06 December 2010

Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways chief executive Tony Tyler will leave the airline after being recommended to succeed Giovanni Bisignani as director-general and chief executive of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), who will retire from the position next year.

More union woes at BA

: Latest News; Thursday, 02 December 2010

UK carrier British Airways faces fresh disruption early next year after cabin crew union leaders announced plans for a new strike ballot.

JAL restructuring plans okayed

: Latest News; Thursday, 02 December 2010

Japan's Japan Airlines says a court has approved its restructuring plans and it will now implement steps toward getting back to the black.

Lufthansa spells out cargo growth

: Latest News; Thursday, 02 December 2010

Germany's Lufthansa says its cargo unit will need the capacity equivalent of six MD-11s added by 2015 to match growth in the air-freight market.

Singapore to pay US$48 million cartel fine

: Latest News; Thursday, 02 December 2010

Singapore's Singapore Airlines cargo division has agreed to plead guilty in the USA to air-cargo price-fixing and will pay a US$48 million criminal fine, the US Justice Department says.