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Air Cargo
Airlines absorb $391 billion revenue shortfall in 2020
Airlines are heavily in the red and a big shrink in passenger revenue last year is to blame. The International Civil Aviation Organization quantifies the…
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UN urges support for postal, air cargo and express mail operators
Many postal services were underfunded prior to the coronavirus pandemic and now have extra demands for their service. UN agencies involved in air transport and…
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New air cargo security standards could gum up e-commerce exports
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration is not ready to implement new international security standards for cargo carried on freighter aircraft that go into effect next…
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2021 AirCargo Conference will take off virtually
With safety and travel logistics in mind, the annual AirCargo Conference, which draws up to 800 attendees, will take place online in 2021.
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Airlines chafe against UK quarantine as Europe opens travel
It’s a turbulent period in Europe for the aviation industry. Regional travel is reopening in the EU, but the UK has tightened travel restrictions and…
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Getting crews on and off ships and airplanes
“Crew changes cannot be postponed indefinitely,” warned the world’s largest maritime and air transport organizations.
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ICAO calls for sanitary sky corridors to expedite critical cargo flights
International aviation authorities and health experts are trying to create public health corridors in the sky through the application of multi-layers of sanitary and hygiene…
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Airlines relax restrictions on two banned substances
IATA is aligning its dangerous goods rules with international standards.
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Air cargo carriers seek new EU regulatory framework
Airlines for Europe (A4E) lobbies policy-makers to support air cargo sector
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Paws on the ground, nose in the air
U.S. freight forwarders have increasingly embraced canines as part of their technology-driven air cargo security programs.
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