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BIFA to push members' services benefits

: Latest News; Monday, 06 June 2022

The British International Freight Association (BIFA), the trade association that represents UK freight forwarders and logistics service providers, will be using the forthcoming Multimodal 2022 14-18 June event in Birmingham, UK to emphasise the benefits of using its members’ services.

Lufthansa Cargo sees 'unprecedented' yields

: Latest News; Monday, 06 June 2022

Lufthansa’s cargo business hit record highs in the first quarter of the year thanks to added capacity and higher rates.

Turkish Cargo aims for top-three spot

: Latest News; Monday, 06 June 2022

Turkish Airlines' Turkish Cargo has been named the 'fastest-growing international cargo airline', at the International Award for Excellence in Air Cargo ceremony.

Freightos to list on NASDAQ after Gesher merger

: Latest News; Sunday, 05 June 2022

Cargo booking portal Freightos and Israel-based Gesher plan to merge and list on the NASDAQ stock exchange.

CH Robinson receives second RAP approval

: Latest News; Friday, 03 June 2022

Logistics company CH Robinson has had its second Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) approved.

Dnata puts US$100m aside for greening

: Latest News; Friday, 03 June 2022

Dubai-based travel services company dnata plans to spend US$100 million on green operations in the next two years to further enhance environmental efficiency across its global network.

Europe gets ready for end of CIC flights

: Latest News; Friday, 03 June 2022

European cargo stakeholders are pondering their future from the end of July 2022, when cargo-in-the-cabin (CIC) flights cease.

Rhenus adds Denmark duo

: Latest News; Thursday, 02 June 2022

Rhenus Air and Ocean has opened two new business sites in Denmark following recent expansion with a new branch in Norway.

The two new Danish offices in Copenhagen and Aarhus enable Rhenus to expand its network in North-West Europe and strengthen its connections with the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Norway and the United Kingdom.

Air cargo volumes 'stuttering on'

: Latest News; Thursday, 02 June 2022

General air cargo market volumes fell eight per cent year-over-year in May, compared to April, as the aviation industry’s stuttering recovery was hit again by macroeconomic events that show no sign of abating, according to industry analysts Clive Data Services, part of Xeneta.