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Ceva sets CargoWise rollout dates

: Latest News; Tuesday, 08 September 2020

Ceva Logistics has commenced the rollout of CargoWise over the course of the next five years, replacing multiple legacy systems.

Ceva narrows Q2 losses

: Latest News; Monday, 07 September 2020

France-based CMA CGM Group subsidiary Ceva Logistics says it narrowed losses in the second quarter, down to US$1 million, compared with a net loss of US$32 million during Q2 last year.

NAP launches airline partner program

: Latest News; Monday, 07 September 2020

Airfreight and logistics provider network Neutral Air Partner (NAP) has launched a Global Airline Partner program offering airline partnership options including preferred carrier, marketing, PR and communications and volume incentives on a regional or global scale.

Alibaba and YTO growing closer

: Latest News; Thursday, 03 September 2020

China's Alibaba is buying 379 million YTO shares, taking its stake in YTO from 10.5 per cent to 22.5 per cent, enabling the two companies to 'deepen collaboration on areas including delivery, air freight, global network, supply chains and digital transformation', they say.

Demand/capacity matching "a challenge" - IATA

: Latest News; Thursday, 03 September 2020

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says airfreight volumes fell nearly 14 per cent year over year (YoY) in July and capacity shrank by 31 per cent.

Geodis launches guaranteed B2C delivery service

: Latest News; Thursday, 03 September 2020

Supply chain firm Geodis has launched a new, guaranteed 4-to-6-day B2C delivery service from the United States to 27 European countries.

Antonov partners with Bolloré for satellite delivery

: Latest News; Wednesday, 02 September 2020

Antonov Airlines has partnered with Bolloré Logistics to deliver Airbus Defence and Space’s newest satellite, ANASIS-II to the USA.

It was carried from Airbus Defence and Space’s facility in Toulouse by one of the airline’s seven AN-124-100s.

More air-sea business for Australia's ports

: Latest News; Wednesday, 02 September 2020

With Australia's International Freight Assistance Mechanism (IFAM) restricted to a limited number of inbound flights for products such as medical supplies and essential items, time-sensitive shippers increasingly are turning to air-sea options to get cargo into the country.