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Air France group cargo down 17.2pc

: Latest News; Monday, 10 August 2009

Air France-KLM says July cargo traffic fell 17.2 per cent – in line with its capacity cuts – while its passenger traffic fell 3.3 per cent.

Four more flights

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

AirAsia will add four more flights between Kuala Lumpur and Melbourne from 01 December, taking its total to 11 services weekly.

Lafleur joins Cargo 2000 team

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

Cargo 2000 has appointed Thorsten Lafleur as technical director with responsibility for the global development, maintenance, and industry-wide adoption of the overall business process and standards of the Cargo 2000 project.

Antitrust restrictions lifted for Air France and KLM Cargo

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

Air France Cargo and KLM Cargo are to integrate their commercial activities in the USA effective 01 October.

Former boss back to head SAS Cargo

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

Leif Rasmussen will return to the SAS Group as SAS Cargo’s new president and chief executive following the departure of Kenneth Marx. Rasmussen has a long and strong background in the airline industry, including several leading positions within SAS. He takes on the new position August 17.

Schenker moves house

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

Schenker Australia has opened a new facility at 919 Abernethy Road, Forrestfield, WA, Australia 6058. The move has prompted the closure of two facilities - 17 Ferguson Street, Kewdale 6105, Australia and 505 Abernethy Road, Kewdale 6105, Australia - and their business will be absorbed into the new headquarters.

More aircraft in service

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

The global airline fleet expanded by about two per cent in June, thanks to new plane deliveries and a larger-than-expected number of aircraft being taken out of storage, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

FedEx adds offices

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

FedEx Trade Networks, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp has opened new freight forwarding offices in Asia and Latin America.

Another three years to full recovery?

: Latest News; Friday, 07 August 2009

Air freight forwarding in the first six months of 2009 shrank by 28 per cent and sea freight forwarding fared even worse with a 32 per cent drop, according to Transport Intelligence.