Glyn Hughes is announced to be leaving IATA as cargo chief in January The current global head of cargo at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Glyn Hughes has [...]
Cathay Pacific facing long and uncertain road to recovery Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific has grounded two-fifths of its passenger fleet for the “foreseeable future”, warning it will not survive [...]
Thai Airways total liabilities amount to 332.2 billion bath Thai Airways International Plc, the nation’s flagship carrier, got court approval for its debt restructuring on Monday. The Central Bankruptcy [...]
Asian container availability reaches new low despite upcoming shipping peak With the logistics industry slowly recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, import is picking up again. But this also has [...]
New customs export procedure for European countries Until recently, the exporter on the “export customs declaration” could be a person/entity established in a country outside the EU. However, recently [...]
Fraports passenger volumes show 78.2 percent decrease Traffic still down in Frankfurt and at the Group’s airports worldwide – Slight rebound continued, spurred by holiday travel – Government’s quarantine [...]
Harmonised measures across EU are vital for airports In order to reduce the impact of COVID-19 measures on airport performance, and so contribute to aviation’s overall recovery from the [...]
Luis Gallego taking over CEO’s position from Wille Walsh while IAG is struggling for survival Willie Walsh will pass the controls of IAG to Luis Gallego at the British [...]
Brexit’s impact will jeopardize supply chain in UK The U.K. is hurtling into the peak season for pre-holiday shipping with a public growing weary of pandemic restrictions and even [...]
Market volatility and capacity management of carriers likely to continue Container terminals should “get used to blanked sailings and volume volatility”, while shifting trade flows could benefit hub ports [...]
