American Airlines generated strong cargo sales in 2022 even as market conditions deteriorated.
Air Canada is sticking with a Canadian, Jon Turner, as cargo chief after two Americans in that position left in recent years.
Amazon is still investing in its air cargo network despite cost cuts elsewhere in the company. Next up: India.
A new contract for pilots at Hawaiian Airlines is setting the bar for all-cargo carriers above traditional industry leaders even though the carrier has never flown freighters before.
United Airlines saw cargo revenue dip but exceeded financial expectations in the fourth quarter.
Two Chinese logistics companies have started their own airlines and now have expanded their routes within China, and internationally.
Delta Air Lines carried more than $1 billion in cargo below passengers’ feet last year, setting a company record.
Swissport, a large cargo handler at Chicago O’Hare airport, has finally complied with the city’s requirement for a labor peace agreement, ensuring uninterrupted cargo flow.
A private investment group is rolling up large chunks of land at smaller airports to develop air cargo facilities.
Alliance Ground International has agreed to give a major union access to workers at its O’Hare airport cargo facilities, averting a potential suspension of operating rights.
