
Maersk has decided to axe around 15% of its corporate jobs as part of efforts to cut costs, while it confirmed its 2025 airfreight volumes were affected by tariff measures.

Maersk has decided to axe around 15% of its corporate jobs as part of efforts to cut costs, while it confirmed its 2025 airfreight volumes were affected by tariff measures.

Air Charter Service has opened an office in Brussels, its first in Belgium and 41st in total.

Airfreight rates in January declined in January as the industry entered a quieter period, but at a faster rate than could have been expected given reports of a buoyant start to the year.

Lufthansa Cargo has in recent months appointed a new regional head, a new head of hub management for Munich and a new vice president of global revenue management and pricing.

Cargo handler WFS is rolling out a cargo dimensioner system that can scan cargo while it is in motion.

Air cargo volumes rose 7% year on year in January, but demand isn’t as healthy as it first appears, Xeneta has warned.

PrimeFlight Aviation Services has acquired US firm GAT Airline Ground Support to expand its ground handling services capacity.

Cathay Cargo is cautiously optimistic for the coming year despite facing a very uncertain environment.

Air cargo tech firm CargoAi has launched a new module that uses AI to anticipate operational risks and shipment delays.

Airbus continues to progress development of the A350 Freighter as it works towards the start of a 10-month, 400h flight-test campaign later this year.

Magma Aviation and MidnightZulu have launched an additional service from Nairobi, Kenya to Liege, Belgium, to help meet seasonal demand on the route.

Maersk Air Cargo has sold three Boeing 767-300 freighters that were being operated by Amerijet on the transpacific trade lane.

Sustained demand for high-tech, e-commerce and fashion cargo drives Asia-Europe growth, though geopolitical factors require network adaptation

Improved output from Boeing and Airbus cannot offset engine shortages that leave new aircraft grounded and conversion feedstock scarce

Digitalisation, data, and collaboration are shaping the next chapter of air cargo’s e-commerce evolution

Tariff-related surges in demand gave the charter market a boost in 2025, but the year has not been without its challenges

As Global GSA marks its 30th anniversary, new leadership outlines expansion plans targeting emerging markets beyond Europe

Prestwick’s rapid pivot to e-commerce handling has seen China Southern, Air China Cargo and Beijing Capital launch scheduled services

Vice president Raoul Sreenivasan says Amazon Air Cargo has evolved from opportunistic beginnings to a core business

Qatar Airways Cargo anticipates a widebody capacity shortage as Southeast Asian demand continues robust growth amidst a challenging operating environment

Cathay Cargo is cautiously optimistic for the coming year despite facing a very uncertain environment.

Airbus continues to progress development of the A350 Freighter as it works towards the start of a 10-month, 400h flight-test campaign later this year.

Magma Aviation and MidnightZulu have launched an additional service from Nairobi, Kenya to Liege, Belgium, to help meet seasonal demand on the route.

Maersk Air Cargo has sold three Boeing 767-300 freighters that were being operated by Amerijet on the transpacific trade lane.

DSV expects to complete the integration of Schenker by the end of this year and has reported “modest demand growth” for airfreight in 2025.

The Airforwarders Association (AfA) has welcomed the trade deal between the US and India, describing the reduction in tariffs as a positive step for global trade and supply chain stability.

Kuehne+Nagel will expand its presence at Frankfurt Airport as it looks to better serve its air cargo customers in the healthcare, semiconductor, high tech and cloud infrastructure sectors.

Front-loading and trade policy shifts drove a 17.3% decline in adjusted air gross profits to $33.5m as metric tons shipped fell 12.5% year on year

Shippers have less airfreight shipping choices in 2026 following a year of global supply chain disruption, according to Rhenus Logistics.

The Airforwarders Association (AfA) has welcomed the trade deal between the US and India, describing the reduction in tariffs as a positive step for global trade and supply chain stability.

Forwarder Rhenus expects to capitalise on India-EU free trade deal that is set to double goods exports by 2032 through tariff cuts on 96.6% of trade

Protests against Schengen travel restrictions disrupt road freight flows, pushing shippers to secure B737 and A321 freighter capacity

TAP Air Cargo’s new solution allows customers to monitor their shipments in real time and maintain a detailed record of all events throughout the entire journey, ensuring greater control and security.

As the airfreight market in North America evolves, the role of San Bernardino International Airport (SBD) in this industry segment continues to climb

In the complex world of air cargo, managing Unit Load Devices (ULDs) efficiently has long been a challenge

Fast-growing VIA expands network with new Bengaluru freighter service

Lufthansa Cargo has in recent months appointed a new regional head, a new head of hub management for Munich and a new vice president of global revenue management and pricing.

Ground handler dnata has appointed Thiemo van Spellen as managing director of dnata Netherlands, effective 1 February.

ECS Group confirms death of New York-based executive who dedicated over a decade to building the company’s US operations

Forwarder hires ten-year e-commerce veteran to drive market launch of near solution developed with SkyNet Worldwide Express

Airfreight rates in January declined in January as the industry entered a quieter period, but at a faster rate than could have been expected given reports of a buoyant start to the year.

Air cargo volumes rose 7% year on year in January, but demand isn’t as healthy as it first appears, Xeneta has warned.

E-commerce sustained air cargo volumes despite tariff uncertainty and geopolitical headwinds, while yields declined as supply-demand normalised

Chargeable weight nears pre-holiday levels as Middle East South Asia region leads with 15% growth, though comparisons remain complicated by timing shifts

Amazon Air plans to establish an air cargo facility at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX).

WFS is in the process of takingover Aviapartner’s cargo handling operations at Brussels Airport.

Kuehne+Nagel will expand its presence at Frankfurt Airport as it looks to better serve its air cargo customers in the healthcare, semiconductor, high tech and cloud infrastructure sectors.

Carrier deploys 777Fs on pharma and e-commerce routes after sustained ad hoc demand from Belgian cargo hub drives scheduled service launch

Cargo handler WFS is rolling out a cargo dimensioner system that can scan cargo while it is in motion.

Air cargo tech firm CargoAi has launched a new module that uses AI to anticipate operational risks and shipment delays.

Turkish handler automates air waybill digitisation, reducing processing time by 75% while eliminating manual entry errors across operations

Platform’s extractCS tool automatically populates request data from forwarder communications, cutting processing to sub-minute timescales