Australian Customs has released a 'Time Release' study into the length of time it takes to process air and sea freight in an attempt to shows that it is not responsible for extended delays experienced by cargo owners.
Argentina’s president Cristina Fernandez has told Spanish tv the renationalisation of Aerolineas Argentinas will proceed “according to laws set out in the country's expropriation regulations”.
Kuwait’s Wataniya Airways has signed a multi-year outsourcing contract with Kale Consultants. Kale will deliver outsourced revenue accounting and passenger audit services from its delivery centre, including its passenger revenue accounting solution, REVERA.
A new Chinese domestic airline, Kunming Airlines, will make its maiden flight next week from Kunming to Changsha and then to Harbin.
British Airways World Cargo (BAWC) has appointed former senior manager revenue management Adam Carson as its new head of business development, replacing Ed Searancke, who has left the company to pursue other opportunities.
Austrian Airlines could become insolvent if a planned takeover by Germany’s Lufthansa falls through, according to Austrian’s state-owned parent, OeIAG. Its ceo, Peter Michaelis, said the company is "fighting hard to avoid drifting towards insolvency. . .However, I cannot rule out that possibility."
Europe’s Air France group has reported a drop of 23.3 per cent in underlying cargo traffic in January, accompanied by a 10.4 cut in capacity and a drop in load factor down nine points to 53.5 per cent. Cargo traffic also fell in December – by 20.4 per cent.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Flight Repatriate, an airline used to fly illegal immigrants out of the country, reportedly transported more than 367,000 illegal immigrants in the October 2007 to October 2008 period.
British Airways says one possible obstacle in the way of its planned merger with Spain’s Iberia has been removed – the British carrier says it does not need approval from its pension trustees for the planned GBP3.5 billion merger. Chief executive Willie Walsh said: “There is no cash involved – it is an all-share merger. We don’t see any issue with our trustees.”
Australian Customs has released a 'Time Release' study into the length of time it takes to process air and sea freight in an attempt to shows that it is not responsible for extended delays experienced by cargo owners.
Argentina’s president Cristina Fernandez has told Spanish tv the renationalisation of Aerolineas Argentinas will proceed “according to laws set out in the country's expropriation regulations”.
Kuwait’s Wataniya Airways has signed a multi-year outsourcing contract with Kale Consultants. Kale will deliver outsourced revenue accounting and passenger audit services from its delivery centre, including its passenger revenue accounting solution, REVERA.
A new Chinese domestic airline, Kunming Airlines, will make its maiden flight next week from Kunming to Changsha and then to Harbin.
British Airways World Cargo (BAWC) has appointed former senior manager revenue management Adam Carson as its new head of business development, replacing Ed Searancke, who has left the company to pursue other opportunities.
Austrian Airlines could become insolvent if a planned takeover by Germany’s Lufthansa falls through, according to Austrian’s state-owned parent, OeIAG. Its ceo, Peter Michaelis, said the company is "fighting hard to avoid drifting towards insolvency. . .However, I cannot rule out that possibility."
Europe’s Air France group has reported a drop of 23.3 per cent in underlying cargo traffic in January, accompanied by a 10.4 cut in capacity and a drop in load factor down nine points to 53.5 per cent. Cargo traffic also fell in December – by 20.4 per cent.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Flight Repatriate, an airline used to fly illegal immigrants out of the country, reportedly transported more than 367,000 illegal immigrants in the October 2007 to October 2008 period.
British Airways says one possible obstacle in the way of its planned merger with Spain’s Iberia has been removed – the British carrier says it does not need approval from its pension trustees for the planned GBP3.5 billion merger. Chief executive Willie Walsh said: “There is no cash involved – it is an all-share merger. We don’t see any issue with our trustees.”
