Humanitarian relief NGO, Airlink, highlights the often over-looked oxygen supply challenge as medical supply chains in poorer countries struggle with the pandemic. Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, global healthcare systems remain overwhelmed with the […]
More than a month after the devastating Beirut blasts, Emirates SkyCargo continues its Beirut relief efforts helping to transport more than 160,000 kilograms of vital aid and supplies to date. Since 13 August, Emirates has […]
Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Singapore’s Temasek Foundation team up with the World Food Programme (WFP) to support the global Covid-19 response. This includes helping transport essential medical supplies and other health and humanitarian items by […]
Qatar Airways is resuming passenger services to Nairobi, Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), and Kigali, Rwanda’s Kigali International Airport (KGL), giving a substantial boost to cargo belly capacity. With the resumption of passenger flights […]
Singapore Airlines sinks deep into the red with a first-quarter – ending 30 June 2020 – loss of SGD 1.12 billion (USD 810 million) as a result of the coronavirus-wrought devastation to the airline industry. […]
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says global air freight markets showed some marginal improvement in June, but at a slower pace than some of the traditional leading indicators would suggest. Global demand, measured in […]
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has finally given US airlines permission to remove seats and transport cargo on maindeck of passenger aircraft. The exemption was granted on Friday for the cargo-only flights and expands […]
Volga-Dnepr Airlines and GEODIS complete a large charter programme to deliver urgent supplies of facemasks and other personal protection equipment (PPE) to France. The programme saw the operation of a series of 48 Antonov-124 flights […]
Bolloré Logistics Myanmar continues to support importers/exporters in Myanmar with regular door-to-door truck-air schedules via Bangkok. The most recent example includes the export operations of masks for a major French textile manufacturer, from Yangon to […]
With personal protection equipment (PPE) volumes beginning to decline in June, CLIVE Data Services says volume growth provides the first real indicators of structural recovery. The industry seems to be “slowly getting back up on […]
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