The Spanish carrier Binter Canarias has appointed APG, a network for airline distribution services, as its commercial representative in Morocco.
Cargolux Airlines International S.A. today announced the expansion of its global network with the launch of twice weekly scheduled flights to Chongqing from mid-May 2012.
The CEOs of Scandinavian Airlines and Singapore Airlines, Rickard Gustafson and Goh Choon Phong, today signed a joint venture agreement in Singapore.
News of another Southern Chinese service, this time for air freight, as Cargolux, Europe's largest all cargo carries today announced an extension to its global services with the launch of twice weekly scheduled flights to Chongqing in South West China.
Following the announcement that the opening of BER Airport has been postponed, airberlin has assigned a "Tegel" Task Force to adapt the expanded flight schedule, designed for the new airport, to the conditions of the old airport, Berlin-Tegel.
From Frankfurt to Shanghai in less that 22 hours - and that from door to door. time:matters sets new standards for the market with the fastest logistics solution to China.
Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner has been honored with the Grand Prize during the 2012 Hermes Awards for Innovation. Yves Galland, president of Boeing France, accepted the prize during the 5th National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers held in Paris.
Dubai's flagship carrier Emirates reported a 72-percent drop in fiscal 2011 profits as soaring fuel prices accounted for nearly half of the Gulf carrier's costs.
As the shipping world feels the pinch more freight forwarders are employing specialist techniques to expand in specific areas of logistics.
Boeing and Taipei-based EVA Air finalized an order for three 777-300ERs (Extended Range) airplanes. The order also includes purchase rights for an additional four airplanes.
Lufthansa Cargo is ringing the changes with new appointments to international managerial positions, which take effect in the coming weeks.
The new Berlin Brandenburg Airport will open later than planned. This con-clusion was reached by the airport operator in view of the latest findings gathered over the past few days.
Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) and 40 business partners pledged to make Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) the world's greenest airport - the first commitment of its kind worldwide.
US companies, notably Boeing, are becoming the recipients of large orders from China because of an increasing Chinese reluctance to buy Europe's Airbus products because of the EU insistence on an aviation carbon tax, reports Forbes magazine.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner landed at Ronald Reagan National Airport yesterday, making Washington, DC the latest destination on its global Dream Tour.
Estonian Air carried altogether 224 747 passengers during the first four months, out of which 99 027 were transit passengers. The number of transit passengers grew by 75% in the first four months of the year.
Emirates has introduced a larger aircraft on its Dublin route two months early because of surging demand.
Djibouti Dubai Express Holding Company Ltd, trading as DAALLO Airlines, the national carrier of Djibouti, has purchased a BAe 146-200 from UK-based aircraft management company Falko.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that Michael Vorwerk has resigned and will end his term as President of Cargo Network Services Corporation (CNS), an IATA company, effective 31 July. At the same time, Vorwerk will also be leaving his concurrent posting as Executive Director of Cargo 2000 (C2K) which is an IATA special interest group.
Two Emirates SkyCargo special freighter charters have touched down in the UK in the last few days, carrying a record cargo of over 100 horses.