Logistics technology platform provider Freightos has struck a deal with FedEx’s Logistics and Trade Networks units for digitisation of sales and customs brokerage operations. The agreement – with FedEx Logistics and FedEx Trade Networks Transport ➤
Agility’s long running CEO, Essa Al-Saleh is stepping down after thirteen years in the role and twenty two years at Agility Global Integrated Logistics (GIL) business. The Kuwait-based company announced today that Al-Saleh would be ➤
UK-based maindeck operator CargoLogicAir (CLA) has called it a day, perhaps an early victim of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak that, on top of persisting financial problems for the carrier, proved one big problem too many. ➤
In the face of the increasing toll the coronavirus outbreak is having on aviation worldwide, Fraport has begun slashing costs. “Passenger and cargo traffic with China, and Asia overall, has already slumped massively. This is ➤
Emirates SkyCargo appoints Abdulla Alkhallafi as its new cargo manager for India. Alkhallafi will be based out of Delhi (DEL) and will be overseeing all commercial and operational aspects of Emirates SkyCargo in one of ➤
To cater for an increasing demand from its customers in Oceania, aerospace logistics provider, B&H Worldwide expands its warehouse and offices in Melbourne (MEL). From the new larger facility – a ten-fold expansion – its ➤
Finnair is adding three weekly frequencies to Delhi once the peak travel season for summer 2020 begins at the end of June. Finnair currently flies four weekly frequencies to Delhi. As of 1 July, the ➤
Air Canada Cargo is set to begin a new non-stop five-days a week service between Toronto (YYZ) and Brussels (BRU) offering belly capacity on B787-8 aircraft. The year-round flights start 1 May, complementing the carrier’s ➤
The Kerry Logistics Group today donated 500,000 surgical masks to the Hong Kong Hospital Authority in the hope of supporting the healthcare professionals in Hong Kong who have been working hard to serve the local ➤
Preliminary traffic figures released today by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) showed that nternational air cargo volumes in January were soft, in part due to the closure of factories in Asia for the ➤
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