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Air Cargo
Positive publicity from COVID can lift air cargo, trade group says
The air cargo industry quickly pulled together to deliver critical COVID vaccines and PPE last year. The same type of teamwork can be applied to…
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Airport cargo communities collaborate to optimize vaccine transport
Pharmaceutical companies often get nervous that carelessness by a transportation provider will spoil a shipment of COVID vaccines or other medicines. Airfreight experts say data…
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Glyn Hughes to lead TIACA
From IATA to TIACA. That’s a lot of alphabet soup for new CEO Glyn Hughes to digest, but by all accounts he’s up to the…
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Information fog hinders air cargo readiness for COVID vaccine
How do you prepare for the Super Bowl if you don’t know who your opponent is? That’s how airlines and freight managers feel about preparations…
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Countries cut red tape to speed up cargo relief flights
Some countries are making it easier for airlines to adjust operations in response to the coronavirus crisis, but the airfreight community wants greater cooperation from…
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Air Cargo
Industry asks for looser all-cargo flight rules during pandemic
Advocates for rules exemptions characterize freighters as mission-critical for delivering medical supplies and feeding the public.
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Airfreight industry seeks stronger enforcement of rules for shipping lithium batteries
Misdeclared cargo is a big problem for air carriers when it comes to dangerous goods like lithium batteries. Regulators are too complacent when it comes…
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TIACA opens its doors to more air cargo players
The International Air Cargo Association is trying to unify the air cargo industry on common issues and practices through a new membership approach.
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Air Cargo
Air cargo optimism for 2020 tempered by hazy crystal ball
Santa seems likely to leave some coal in the airfreight industry's stocking this year, but some see 2020 turning to glitter if the industry can…
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American Shipper
Is airfreight killing time?
“Undercover boss” believes average international airfreight shipment times should be at least a day faster. Experts agree the sector can up its game.
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