Virgin Atlantic Cargo stays positive
Carrier reports good performance in 'challenging market', with 2012/13 revenue on a par with best-ever results
Volga-Dnepr takes off for Papua New Guinea
First freighter flights in major contract for new gas field
Action needed to avert UK air freight capacity crisis
'Boris Island' airport would be too late and in the wrong place, warns cargo carrier CEO
New high for SriLankan
Asian air cargo carrier achieves highest tonnage and annual revenue in its history
Emirates notches up 25 years of profit
Carrier group’s latest figures show continuing growth, with SkyCargo bucking industry trend to pass two million tonne barrier for the first time
Etihad shapes up for summer
Cargo carrier invests to add frequencies and new destinations for the new season
New transport strike threat to Sweden
Latest dispute centres on security staff pay and could see airports shut on Monday
IAG Cargo announces online booking
MD hails milestone in air freight carrier group history
Debenhams deal for Uniserve
Logistics operator extends partnership with retail giant with export air freight contract
IAG opts for A350
Carrier group places order for 18 new ‘cargo-friendly’ aircraft to boost its widebody fleet
Afghan air horror kills seven
Florida carrier's B747 crashes on take-off from coalition airbase
KLM says it with flowers
Carrier celebrates 80 years of scheduled flights to Singapore with special shipment of tonnes of tulips
Norwegian Cargo set for take-off
Low-fare carrier to break into air cargo market as part of massive growth building strategy which includes $21bn order for 200+ aircraft
LC eyes greener air freight
Cargo carrier says it will leave no stone unturned to meet environmental targets
Hunt for Cargolux investor goes on
Finding a buyer for the share in the Luxembourg-based air cargo carrier seems to have stalled, despite claims of a list of 'candidates'
Juggling capacity
Marcia MacLeod reports on how air cargo carriers are coping with capacity challenges
Full of eastern promise
IAG Cargo MD Steve Gunning finds some bright spots in the operator's 2012 performance and tells Isabel Lesto that the integration of BA with Iberia is proving positive, despite the current dispute
China eyes more European air cargo
As part of our focus on China this week, Stuart Todd asks what makes a stake in Cargolux attractive to HNA?
Speculating to accumulate
Stuart Todd talks to Lufthansa Cargo Chairman CEO Karl Ulrich Garnadt about company performance and its development plans
Gateway searches for talent
UK's newest container port launches apprenticeship scheme to find engineers of the future
DHB CEO to quit
Port of Dover's Bob Goldfield to stand down after 11 years
Fame for Widdows
Rickmers CEO is inducted into International Maritime Hall of Fame
Time to review the situation?
Reopening the debate on liner conferences would be welcomed by shippers yearning for an end to rate volatility, says Martin Etheridge
Conferences can offer stablity
Liner conferences can bring a stability to the market which far outweighs any accusations of price fixing, argues Rob Lewis
Co-operation and conferences
Is reviving the liner conference system the way to achieve more stable Asia-Europe rates?
Smoother waters
Andy Cliff says it's refreshing to see the return of a real market on Asia-Europe with more sensible rates


