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Air NZ confirms cartel inquiry

: Latest News; Friday, 26 September 2008

Air New Zealand director Roger France told shareholders at the NZ carrier’s annual meeting this week that regulators around the world are undertaking the biggest investigation in history into the air cargo business and he confirmed Air NZ has been named in a class action. Though the company has been through all its records and believes it has no exposure, France said, it was impossible to know absolutely that there was no exposure.

OAG launches Chinese, Japanese web sites

: Latest News; Friday, 26 September 2008

Global flight information and data solutions company Official Airline Guide (OAG) has launched web sites for the Chinese and Japanese aircargo and travel industries. The websites have been developed in response to customer demand for sites in Chinese and Japanese languages which cover the full range of OAG products and services.

SAS joins GF-X

: Latest News; Friday, 26 September 2008

SAS Cargo has joined Descartes' GF-X Exchange, widening booking channel options for its customers.

ANA reschedules B787 program

: Latest News; Friday, 26 September 2008

Japanese airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) has been forced to reschedule delivery of the first of its new Boeing 787 aircraft to August 2009 following production delays in Seattle. The airline has reached agreement with the aircraft manufacturer on a revised delivery schedule for the B787 to minimise the impact of the delay in the aircraft’s development on ANA’s business plan. Delays for the new B787 range from 14-36 months per aircraft, with an average delay of two years. The carrier plans to introduce nine 767-300ER aircraft in fiscal 2010 and FY 2011 to cover its interim capacity needs.

National roadshow on ICS upgrade

: Latest News; Friday, 26 September 2008

The Australian Customs Service (Customs) will stage a series of workshops around Australia to explain recent enhancements to the Integrated Cargo System (ICS).

Bangladesh’s United into India

: Latest News; Thursday, 25 September 2008

United Airways, the latest Bangladeshi carrier to fly both international and regional routes after state-owned Biman Bangladesh Airlines and private airlines GMG Airlines and Best Air, has inaugurated its maiden regional flight, a daily service from Dhaka to Kolkata, India.

Alitalia’s slow descent continues

: Latest News; Thursday, 25 September 2008

Passengers are deserting Italian carrier Alitalia and paying a premium to fly on rival carriers rather than risk being stranded if Alitalia folds, Italian reports say.

Halifax to have temp-controlled facility

: Latest News; Thursday, 25 September 2008

The cargo facility now under development at Canada’s Halifax Stanfield International Airport will be able to handle products requiring controlled temperatures.