Cargo services at Suvarnabhumi airport, Bangkok, Thailand have completely ceased, causing havoc for importers, exporters and regional customers, the New York Times said yesterday.
The Register news outlet reports US aerospace agency NASA is developing a brain-monitoring hat for airline pilots that will tell them when they are ‘mentally overloaded’ in flight.
Malaysian airfreight operator Transmile Group has posted a net loss of RM26.3 million for the third quarter ended Sept 30, due mostly to an unrealised foreign exchange loss of RM24.6 million on US dollar loans taken by a subsidiary, it says.
The Spanish owner of Aerolineas Argentinas has confirmed it will sue if the Argentine government expropriates the carrier before the two sides reach an agreement on the carrier’s value.
Thailand’s government yesterday rejected calls from the country's army chief to dissolve parliament and call a new election, despite escalating action from anti-government protesters.
Leading UK trade body the Freight Transport Association (FTA) has condemned the chancellor of the exchequer's move to increase petrol and diesel fuel duty, but praised his decision not to introduce a per-flight aircraft tax that would have hit air cargo operators.
Nigerian airline Arik Air expects to take delivery of its first Airbus 340-500 aircraft on December 4. It will be deployed on the carrier’s first intercontinental service, between Lagos and London UK's Heathrow airport from mid December.
Cargo services at Suvarnabhumi airport, Bangkok, Thailand have completely ceased, causing havoc for importers, exporters and regional customers, the New York Times said yesterday.
The Register news outlet reports US aerospace agency NASA is developing a brain-monitoring hat for airline pilots that will tell them when they are ‘mentally overloaded’ in flight.
Malaysian airfreight operator Transmile Group has posted a net loss of RM26.3 million for the third quarter ended Sept 30, due mostly to an unrealised foreign exchange loss of RM24.6 million on US dollar loans taken by a subsidiary, it says.
The Spanish owner of Aerolineas Argentinas has confirmed it will sue if the Argentine government expropriates the carrier before the two sides reach an agreement on the carrier’s value.
Thailand’s government yesterday rejected calls from the country's army chief to dissolve parliament and call a new election, despite escalating action from anti-government protesters.
Leading UK trade body the Freight Transport Association (FTA) has condemned the chancellor of the exchequer's move to increase petrol and diesel fuel duty, but praised his decision not to introduce a per-flight aircraft tax that would have hit air cargo operators.
Nigerian airline Arik Air expects to take delivery of its first Airbus 340-500 aircraft on December 4. It will be deployed on the carrier’s first intercontinental service, between Lagos and London UK's Heathrow airport from mid December.