From March 29, Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) is cutting its freighter operations by 51 in response to weaker market conditions, although it will add a twice-weekly Narita-Singapore run.
The South Australian Freight Council (SAFC) has welcomed an announcement by the SA Liberal party that the ‘Globelink’ air – road – rail infrastructure plan will not proceed.
Evan Knapp, executive officer SAFC said: “The Freight Industry is both pleased and relieved Globelink will no longer go ahead, and that instead other options will be explored - We look forward to consultation on the new approach in due course.”
Martinair Cargo’s former head of cargo sales and marketing Maria Chistina Ullings has pleaded guilty to price fixing in the USA and has been sentenced to 14 months in prison and told to pay a US$20,000 fine.
Atlas Air and Cargolux have joined other industry firms, saying they expect the air cargo market to remain soft for at least the first half of this year.
Restrictions of full freighter slots at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport saw volumes drop nine per cent to 1.57 million tons in 2019.
A new platform - Cargocast - claims to allow freight forwarders, airlines and ground handlers to track individual cargo pieces using RFID, pinpointing cargo in a warehouse within a two-foot radius.
The under-construction Western Sydney Airport, Australia has partnered with two more freight industry firms - dnata and Toll Group - to help it design its freight precinct.
Hong Kong-headquartered Tigers has opened a new omni-channel facility in Yennora, NSW, Australia to meet what it sees as rising demand in domestic and cross-border e-commerce for B2B, B2C fulfilment and retail scan pack.
Its SmartHub: Connect (SH:C) is claimed to be the world’s first combined freight, e-commerce, and logistics portal, giving customers end-to-end visibility of the supply chain globally, from transport to e-commerce fulfilment.
From March 29, Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) is cutting its freighter operations by 51 in response to weaker market conditions, although it will add a twice-weekly Narita-Singapore run.
The South Australian Freight Council (SAFC) has welcomed an announcement by the SA Liberal party that the ‘Globelink’ air – road – rail infrastructure plan will not proceed.
Evan Knapp, executive officer SAFC said: “The Freight Industry is both pleased and relieved Globelink will no longer go ahead, and that instead other options will be explored - We look forward to consultation on the new approach in due course.”
Martinair Cargo’s former head of cargo sales and marketing Maria Chistina Ullings has pleaded guilty to price fixing in the USA and has been sentenced to 14 months in prison and told to pay a US$20,000 fine.
Atlas Air and Cargolux have joined other industry firms, saying they expect the air cargo market to remain soft for at least the first half of this year.
Restrictions of full freighter slots at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport saw volumes drop nine per cent to 1.57 million tons in 2019.
A new platform - Cargocast - claims to allow freight forwarders, airlines and ground handlers to track individual cargo pieces using RFID, pinpointing cargo in a warehouse within a two-foot radius.
The under-construction Western Sydney Airport, Australia has partnered with two more freight industry firms - dnata and Toll Group - to help it design its freight precinct.
Hong Kong-headquartered Tigers has opened a new omni-channel facility in Yennora, NSW, Australia to meet what it sees as rising demand in domestic and cross-border e-commerce for B2B, B2C fulfilment and retail scan pack.
Its SmartHub: Connect (SH:C) is claimed to be the world’s first combined freight, e-commerce, and logistics portal, giving customers end-to-end visibility of the supply chain globally, from transport to e-commerce fulfilment.
