Etihad Cargo has signed a strategic agreement with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) for cargo handling services at 12 major international airports in Europe, Scandinavia, North America, India and Asia Pacific.
Romanian logistics company Duvenbeck is expanding its network to include the Benelux region in Europe and has agreed to take over the Dutch transport and logistics company Schotpoort Logistics, subject to approval by cartel authorities.
Logistics major Kuehne+Nagel (K+N) has added a 4,500 square foot standalone, GxP-compliant, temperature-controlled area plus an additional 10,000 square foot warehouse space at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK).
Fabio Brocca has been appointed chief product officer at ocean and air freight rate benchmarking platform Xeneta.
Ahead of its merger with Asiana, Korean Air has inked an air cargo agreement with Vienna International Airport in Europe, hoping to see greater air cargo demand through joint marketing initiatives targeted at forwarders and customers.
Geodis has reported a project to move oversized thermocompressors that involved 13 flights over seven days using an Antonov AN-124 to transport 249 pieces of oversized, overweight cargo totalling 776 tons and 4,455 cubic metres to southeast Colombia.
Taiwan-based Starlux Airlines has signed to buy five A350 cargo jets from Airbus, with options for five more, plus it has ordered three additional A330neo widebody passenger planes.
Stanislas Brun has been appointed vice president cargo Etihad Airways.
Brun will be responsible for the carrier’s commercial operations including scheduled and charter flights, revenue management and network planning and will report to Mohammad Al Bulooki, chief operating officer.
Brun joins Etihad Cargo from Geodis, where in his role as senior vice president global airfreight, he oversaw the global air cargo operations of the logistics and supply chain company.
Etihad Cargo has signed a strategic agreement with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) for cargo handling services at 12 major international airports in Europe, Scandinavia, North America, India and Asia Pacific.
Romanian logistics company Duvenbeck is expanding its network to include the Benelux region in Europe and has agreed to take over the Dutch transport and logistics company Schotpoort Logistics, subject to approval by cartel authorities.
Logistics major Kuehne+Nagel (K+N) has added a 4,500 square foot standalone, GxP-compliant, temperature-controlled area plus an additional 10,000 square foot warehouse space at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK).
Fabio Brocca has been appointed chief product officer at ocean and air freight rate benchmarking platform Xeneta.
Ahead of its merger with Asiana, Korean Air has inked an air cargo agreement with Vienna International Airport in Europe, hoping to see greater air cargo demand through joint marketing initiatives targeted at forwarders and customers.
Geodis has reported a project to move oversized thermocompressors that involved 13 flights over seven days using an Antonov AN-124 to transport 249 pieces of oversized, overweight cargo totalling 776 tons and 4,455 cubic metres to southeast Colombia.
Taiwan-based Starlux Airlines has signed to buy five A350 cargo jets from Airbus, with options for five more, plus it has ordered three additional A330neo widebody passenger planes.
Stanislas Brun has been appointed vice president cargo Etihad Airways.
Brun will be responsible for the carrier’s commercial operations including scheduled and charter flights, revenue management and network planning and will report to Mohammad Al Bulooki, chief operating officer.
Brun joins Etihad Cargo from Geodis, where in his role as senior vice president global airfreight, he oversaw the global air cargo operations of the logistics and supply chain company.
