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AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2023 M2 COMMUNICATIONS US-based air cargo equipment and logistics services provider ACL Airshop will be a corporate participant at Air Cargo Southeast Asia in Singapore on November 1-3, [...]

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlighted four priorities to build resilience and strengthen air cargo's post-pandemic prospects at its 15th World Cargo Symposium which opened in London today. These [...]

The air cargo sector has been a bright spot for airlines throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and this was highlighted at one of the industry's key events, the Nordic Air Cargo [...]

One observer likens the air cargo industry to a village. As its longest-time residents retire and leave, empty spaces remain. New residents need to move to the village if it [...]

Cargo airlines are faced with difficulties in regards to their routes with a lack of air freight liberalization. At the air freight Asia conference in Hong Kong, fifth freedom rights and liberalization are being tackled by air cargo executives. United States cargo screening legislation and soft rates are also discussed in the conference.

The last time Air Cargo Americas International Congress was held, the bi-annual conference and exhibition was one of the first major air cargo events after September 11 and security and [...]

Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre September 17-20, 2002 Meet over 3,000 decision-makers from every sector of the air cargo industry: shippers, airlines, airports, integrators, forwarders, ground handlers, equipment manufacturers, [...]

The 17th International Air Cargo Forum noted that information technology is important to the future of the industry. Product life cycles have been decreased, and as a result, accuracy and speed of distribution are important. Automation is important to record what has previously been done as well as to assist the industry with future developments. Documentation will improve efficiency through greater accuracy and decreased costs., Air cargo plays a vital role in international trade. A meeting of the International Air Cargo Assn. focused on issues facing shippers, forwarders, and carriers. Some of what was said [...]

Businesses increasingly are realizing the importance of logistics in global competition; timing is vital to both sourcing and finished product distribution. This year's Air Cargo Shippers Conference theme, 'Air Cargo-Competitive [...]

When Andreas Otto stepped to the microphone at an air-cargo conference last month in Miami, he quickly got to the point. The Lufthansa Cargo board member responsible for marketing and [...]

In the 3rd biennial event called India Aviation Conference, which will take place on March 15 in Hyderabad along with the India Aviation Show, several industry experts from across the [...]

The Air Cargo Agents Association of India (ACAAI) Western Region recently organised a seminar on 'Air Way bill & Liability Regime,' in Mumbai that was well attended by the cross [...]

Byline: CT Bureau Lufthansa Cargo has, for the second time, conferred its Cargo Climate Care Award at its environmental conference i n Frankfurt. The award, worth 16,000 Euros, went to [...]

The third Cargo Network Services Partnership Conference in Orlando, FL, on May 2-5, 1993 will tackle major industry concerns which need to be addressed to improve the industry's state. These include direct carrier contact with shippers which threaten forwarders' businesses. Other issues are the need to improve the pricing method of airlines and to develop a training program for new employees to ensure a competent staff and reliable service. Industry experts note that the mistrust between carriers and forwarders and the current economic difficulties compound the industry's problems.

The 16th International Air Cargo Forum and Exhibition held in Luxembourg on Oct 19, 1992 promises to bear results that would exceed those of previous conferences. The careful planning that went into the event has been partly brought about by criticisms leveled at the previous forum in 1990 held in India. The first was held in 1962 and has been sponsored ever since by the Society of Automotive Engineers. In this particular forum, however, the air cargo industry has full responsibility.

When Captain John Smith sailed into what was to become known as Boston Harbor in 1614, a city was born that would play a vital role in the rise and [...]

The fourth annual Air Cargo Shippers Conference scheduled in Boston for Sep 15-17, 1992 will focus mainly on the time-based distribution aspects of this competitive industry. The conference will have more than 75 exhibitors and approximately 700 delegates from air freight users and suppliers. The conference is a segment of the International Intermodal Expo which is handled by the Georgia Freight Bureau. The Boston conference will also highlight customer service, global logistics and technology.

The annual Air Cargo Americas Conference, which is the Western Hemisphere's largest air-cargo trade show, is scheduled for Nov. 7-9 in Miami. The World Trade Center Miami organizes the conference, [...]

The recent signing in Washington of a historic open skies agreement between the United States and the European Union liberalizing trans-Atlantic air service begs the question: Will phase two of [...]