July is done, will August air cargo be any better?
With air cargo slowing, could there be any bump up in August?
With air cargo slowing, could there be any bump up in August?
At 10:30 a.m., its price was down almost 16 percent.
Market expert Jesse Cohen writes about the fascinating movement of cars around the world via air cargo.
CHRW grew net income by 6.3% but increasing earnings per share by 8% with buybacks.
The company attributed the revenue slip to pricing and volumes, especially on routes between Europe and Asia.
Freight revenue drops by 12.1 percent, led by a more than 20 percent plunge from airline’s Pacific routes.
When a patient is waiting on an organ to arrive in order to receive a life-saving transplant, every moment matters.
Flexport’s customers have seen average landed unit costs rise by 30 percent due to tariffs.
Scott Case writes about what recent FAA grants mean to airports and to the movement of airfreight and air cargo.
Four months into the MAX grounding and several more to go, what’s the latest on the air cargo impact?
Cargo aircraft lacking reinforced cockpit doors, firefighting response on the ground.
Scott Case writes about the troubles Boeing is having with its 737MAX, as well as with its 787 Dreamliner. Learn the latest in this commentary.
Boeing’s (NYSE: BA) 737 MAX planes might not return to service until next year because of software and other issues that still need to be fixed.
Cathy Roberson writes about Beijing’s new airport – and plans for many new airports in China and what impact they may have on the economy of the country.
Softer air cargo seen across all major global trade lanes this year, but Industry leaders still optimistic.
Proposal estimates millions saved for manufacturers such as Boeing
Cathy Roberson writes about Vietnam’s growth as a manufacturing center as manufacturing moves from China to other nations in Southeast Asia.
Air Canada (TSE:AC) will acquire Transat A.T. (TSE:TRZ), the parent company of Canada’s third-largest airline, strengthening its position as the country’s dominant carrier. The companies announced on June 27 that they had reached a final agreement for Air Canada to pay C$520 million, or C$13 per share for Transat. (A Canadian dollar equals US$0.76.) Negotiations […]
Air cargo wait times really vary between airports
Market expert writes about the latest tensions in the Mideast and how that might impact air and sea cargo, as well as supply chains.