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Six to pay US$50.27m

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 October 2010

Further to last week's AirCargo freight cartel article on BAX Global, a total of six international freight forwarders now have agreed to plead guilty and to pay criminal fines totalling US$50.27 million in the USA.

Boeing, Qatar in mercy flights

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 October 2010

Qatar Airways and Boeing have joined two non-profit agencies, Americares and International Medical Corps, to transport medical supplies to victims of the recent Pakistan flood disaster.

Boeing delays 747-8 Freighter

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010

Planemaker Boeing has delayed the delivery of its first 747-8 freighter until the middle of 2011.

US freight duo ink alliance pact

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010

Freight and transportation services provider Nations Express has inked a 'strategic alliance' with US-based cargo airline AirNet Systems.

BAA exits Naples stake

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010

UK airport operator BAA has sold its stake in Naples airport for EUR150 million.

BAX to pay US$19.7m in cartel fines

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010

Deutsche Ban of Germany subsidiary BAX Global will pay more than US$19.7 million in fines in the US in a price-fixing case involving six freight-forwarding companies.

Government steps in at PAL

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010

Seeking to avoid a strike, the Philippines government has ordered a meeting between Philippine Airlines (PAL) and its cabin crew union.

Dubai Airports tips 5-year 50pc gains

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010

The UAE's Dubai Airports says freight volumes at Dubai International and the new Dubai World Central-Al Maktoum International will grow by 48 per cent over the next five years and cargo tonnage, which totalled 1.9 million in 2009, will exceed three million tonnes by the end of 2015. In 2010 alone, volumes are expected to rise 12.2 per cent, the company said.

The UAE's Dubai Airports says freight volumes at Dubai International and the new Dubai World Central-Al Maktoum International will grow by 48 per cent over the next five years and cargo tonnage, which totalled 1.9 million in 2009, will exceed three millio

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Six to pay US$50.27m

: Latest News; Tuesday, 05 October 2010

Dubai Airports tips 5-year 50pc gains

: Latest News; Monday, 04 October 2010