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New look for Qantas Freight at Tullamarine

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

Qantas Freight has officially opened its new Freight Terminal at Melbourne International Airport.

Malaysia readies for IATA agm

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

Aviation leaders will gather in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia next week for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit.

Rising oil prices hitting airlines again

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

Virgin Atlantic boss Sir Richard Branson says he expects a major US airline will fail this year as a result of the travel slump and rising oil prices.

No bottom line joy for carriers any time soon

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

Investment banker Goldman Sachs says airline traffic may be stabilising, but it is doing so at lower levels than previously considered normal and capacity cuts still have not outstripped falling loads.

Agility wins arts festival, Cats contracts

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

Logistics major Agility’s Fair and Events division has secured contracts to manage logistics services for the Singapore Arts Festival and the Cats musical during its production in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Air France crash (update)

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

No objects have been found by the three cargo ships searching the area in the Atlantic off Brazil's coast where an Air France plane crashed, the Brazilian navy says.

Northern Air flies straighter, safer

: Latest News; Thursday, 04 June 2009

North American carrier Northern Air Cargo has implemented Federal Aviation Administration-developed Wide Area Augmentation System technology that it says will let its Boeing 737-200 jets follow more direct flight paths and increase their ability to land safely in low-visibility conditions.

Virgin to Japan?

: Latest News; Wednesday, 03 June 2009

Australia’s Virgin Blue may launch a Sydney-Tokyo Haneda airport service within 18 months in anticipation of a rebound in international travel demand, part-owner Sir Richard Branson said in Tokyo this week. The new route would be dependent on government approval.