Coronavirus spread creates uncertainty for airlines
Aviation is taking a wait-and-see attitude toward the coronavirus and trying not to think about the last time something like this happened.
Aviation is taking a wait-and-see attitude toward the coronavirus and trying not to think about the last time something like this happened.
IATA also said it is critical for governments to communicate with airlines about potential risks.
Pemco wants to convert newer aircraft.
Airline’s Pacific and Atlantic routes hardest hit as trade wars continue to take a toll on air freight volumes and yield.
Unable to raise cash to continue operating, Slovenia’s flag carrier has ceased operations
SpiceJet cargo unit aims for listing
Delta is making a big play for Latin America, a region that is close to its base and where it sees the most growth potential and return on investment.
Cathay Pacific saw double-digit drops in both tonnes of cargo carried and cargo and mail revenue freight tonne kilometres.
Airlines use a lot of skills to maximize freighter and wide-body space for cargo
Logistics and transport sector ramps up contingency plans for Hurricane Dorian, while continuing to operate until better forecasts are available.
JetBlue is making its way back into air cargo after exiting the space in 2015.
Avianca continues to dispose of aircraft during its financial restructuring.
Market expert Jesse Cohen writes about the fascinating movement of cars around the world via air cargo.
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Market expert Scott Case has written about the use of dynamic pricing in airfreight. Long-used to sell passenger seats on airplanes, dynamic pricing is new to airfreight – but will likely be used extensively going forward. Read Scott’s take on the why’s and wherefore’s of the move.