A US woman has been found guilty of embezzling more than US$480,000 from her employer, Swiss airfreight company Panalpina, the US Attorney's office says.
KPMG’s Dr Ashley Steel, Global chair for Transport and Infrastructure at the company, says freight rates in container shipping have declined rapidly and there has been a recent significant downturn in cargo from China to the west.
US carrier Southwest Airlines has posted its first quarterly loss in 17 years – of US$120 million – as its fuel hedging program backfired. The airline incurred its loss in the third quarter because it had to take an accounting charge to write down the declining value of a fuel-hedging program.
Spanish airline LTE International has suspended operations, saying it could not cover costs. LTE ran flights from Spain to the UK, Italy and Saudi Arabia. It has 300 staff and a fleet of seven Airbus 320s.
A senior management team from Reunion-based Air Austral (UU) has been in Australia this week working with its general sales agent World Aviation Cargo ahead of its planned start-up in April next year. The carrier will operate two B777-300 ER flights a week between Paris and Sydney.
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is to acquire Federated Software Group (FSG), a US St Louis-based company whose engineering services and software systems help track and distribute equipment and personnel for the US Department of Defense.
Thomsonfly, the only airline to use it, is pulling out of the UK’s Coventry Airport next month - casting serious doubts about its future as a passenger facility.
Irish carrier Ryanair has announced that it is referring Air BP to the UK’s Office of Fair Trading over 50 per cent hikes in fuel delivery charges at two airports in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
A US woman has been found guilty of embezzling more than US$480,000 from her employer, Swiss airfreight company Panalpina, the US Attorney's office says.
KPMG’s Dr Ashley Steel, Global chair for Transport and Infrastructure at the company, says freight rates in container shipping have declined rapidly and there has been a recent significant downturn in cargo from China to the west.
US carrier Southwest Airlines has posted its first quarterly loss in 17 years – of US$120 million – as its fuel hedging program backfired. The airline incurred its loss in the third quarter because it had to take an accounting charge to write down the declining value of a fuel-hedging program.
Spanish airline LTE International has suspended operations, saying it could not cover costs. LTE ran flights from Spain to the UK, Italy and Saudi Arabia. It has 300 staff and a fleet of seven Airbus 320s.
A senior management team from Reunion-based Air Austral (UU) has been in Australia this week working with its general sales agent World Aviation Cargo ahead of its planned start-up in April next year. The carrier will operate two B777-300 ER flights a week between Paris and Sydney.
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is to acquire Federated Software Group (FSG), a US St Louis-based company whose engineering services and software systems help track and distribute equipment and personnel for the US Department of Defense.
Thomsonfly, the only airline to use it, is pulling out of the UK’s Coventry Airport next month - casting serious doubts about its future as a passenger facility.
Irish carrier Ryanair has announced that it is referring Air BP to the UK’s Office of Fair Trading over 50 per cent hikes in fuel delivery charges at two airports in Scotland and Northern Ireland.