SkyCargo upgrades fleet livery
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- Thursday, 27 February 2025
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has rolled out its first freighter with the airline’s new livery.
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has rolled out its first freighter with the airline’s new livery.
The Animal Transport Association (ATA) Conference 2025 in Doha, Qatar, has seen 146 industry experts discuss the future of live animal transportation.
The Cargo Insurance London 2025 conference is scheduled for March 20 at The Mermaid Theatre, Blackfriars, London.
US-headquartered global Logistics provider JAS has acquired International Airfreight Associates (IAA), a specialist provider of air, ocean and road freight services headquartered in the Netherlands.
Atlas Air and DHL will exit their joint venture in Polar Air Cargo, with Atlas to operate the four 747-8Fs and two 777Fs in Polar’s fleet after the two firms agreed Polar no longer aligns with the strategic direction of either company.
US plane maker Boeing will no longer carry out 737-800BCF conversions at London Gatwick Airport after British Airways takes over its site.
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) – Hong Kong’s largest independent cargo handler – has won two awards at the 2025 International Awards for Excellence in Air Cargo in Kenya.
The awards recognise outstanding contributions, innovations and leadership in the industry.
Hactl won the 'Air Cargo Sustainability Leader of the Year' award, for its renewable diesel pilot project; Green Terminal Pact; Autonomous Electric Tractors; 'Zero Waste Uniform Upcycling Project'; 'Hactl x Free Periods Hong Kong - Be My Buddy Buddy' project; and initiatives in promoting diversity and inclusion.
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Astral Aviation, a cargo airline in Africa.
Airbus has delayed the launch of its A350F until the second half of 2027 (from 2026), mostly because of ongoing supply chain problems with Spirit AeroSystems, which produces part of the A350 fuselage.
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has rolled out its first freighter with the airline’s new livery.
The Animal Transport Association (ATA) Conference 2025 in Doha, Qatar, has seen 146 industry experts discuss the future of live animal transportation.
The Cargo Insurance London 2025 conference is scheduled for March 20 at The Mermaid Theatre, Blackfriars, London.
US-headquartered global Logistics provider JAS has acquired International Airfreight Associates (IAA), a specialist provider of air, ocean and road freight services headquartered in the Netherlands.
Atlas Air and DHL will exit their joint venture in Polar Air Cargo, with Atlas to operate the four 747-8Fs and two 777Fs in Polar’s fleet after the two firms agreed Polar no longer aligns with the strategic direction of either company.
US plane maker Boeing will no longer carry out 737-800BCF conversions at London Gatwick Airport after British Airways takes over its site.
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) – Hong Kong’s largest independent cargo handler – has won two awards at the 2025 International Awards for Excellence in Air Cargo in Kenya.
The awards recognise outstanding contributions, innovations and leadership in the industry.
Hactl won the 'Air Cargo Sustainability Leader of the Year' award, for its renewable diesel pilot project; Green Terminal Pact; Autonomous Electric Tractors; 'Zero Waste Uniform Upcycling Project'; 'Hactl x Free Periods Hong Kong - Be My Buddy Buddy' project; and initiatives in promoting diversity and inclusion.
Dubai-based Emirates SkyCargo has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Astral Aviation, a cargo airline in Africa.
Airbus has delayed the launch of its A350F until the second half of 2027 (from 2026), mostly because of ongoing supply chain problems with Spirit AeroSystems, which produces part of the A350 fuselage.