Aero Africa adds inbound trade lanes

After launching an airfreight export division, African consolidator Aero Africa is expanding its imports coverage with scheduled services ex São Paulo, Dubai, Istanbul, Paris and Milan to complement its China, EU and USA flights.

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Swiss adds Ontario run

Lufthansa arm Swiss WorldCargo has launched a Zurich, Switzerland to Toronto, Canada route to operate five times a week using an Airbus A330-300.

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Maersk in Miami-Latin America push

Maersk is calling its new Miami, USA air freight facility 'a strategic node in its global air freight network' providing trans-shipment connectivity from Asia, Europe, and the US to Latin America.

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cargo-partner expands service offering

Europe's cargo-partner is providing daily and weekly services from key airports across Belgium and the Netherlands to destinations world wide, offering customers a choice of three service levels – economy, priority and emergency.

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Korean's Q1 cargo revenue slides

Korean Air reported robust cargo demand in the first quarter, though cargo revenue declined slightly year-on-year to KRW996.6 billion as the global air cargo market continued to stabilise.

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Erbacci to join ACI World

Justin Erbacci has been appointed ACI World director general and ceo and is slated to join the organisation in September 2024. He succeeds Luis Felipe de Oliveira, who served in the role from 2020­­-2024.
Erbacci previously was chief executive of NEOM Airports and of Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA).  His career also includes roles at Star Alliance, Credit Suisse, United Airlines, Reese McMahon, Cambridge Management Consultants and Deloitte Touche. 

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Hactl is first Asian ground handler with IATA anti-collision certificate

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) is Asia’s first ground handler to receive a certificate under the “IATA Enhanced GSE Recognition Program”.

The program encourages the installation of anti-collision systems on new and existing ground support equipment (GSE), to prevent expensive potential damage to aircraft on the ramp.
Pictured: Paul Cheng (second from left), and Benny Siu (third from left), receive the Certificate of Recognition 

Aero Africa adds inbound trade lanes

After launching an airfreight export division, African consolidator Aero Africa is expanding its imports coverage with scheduled services ex São Paulo, Dubai, Istanbul, Paris and Milan to complement its China, EU and USA flights.

Read more ...

Swiss adds Ontario run

Lufthansa arm Swiss WorldCargo has launched a Zurich, Switzerland to Toronto, Canada route to operate five times a week using an Airbus A330-300.

Read more ...

Maersk in Miami-Latin America push

Maersk is calling its new Miami, USA air freight facility 'a strategic node in its global air freight network' providing trans-shipment connectivity from Asia, Europe, and the US to Latin America.

Read more ...

cargo-partner expands service offering

Europe's cargo-partner is providing daily and weekly services from key airports across Belgium and the Netherlands to destinations world wide, offering customers a choice of three service levels – economy, priority and emergency.

Read more ...

Korean's Q1 cargo revenue slides

Korean Air reported robust cargo demand in the first quarter, though cargo revenue declined slightly year-on-year to KRW996.6 billion as the global air cargo market continued to stabilise.

Read more ...

Erbacci to join ACI World

Justin Erbacci has been appointed ACI World director general and ceo and is slated to join the organisation in September 2024. He succeeds Luis Felipe de Oliveira, who served in the role from 2020­­-2024.
Erbacci previously was chief executive of NEOM Airports and of Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA).  His career also includes roles at Star Alliance, Credit Suisse, United Airlines, Reese McMahon, Cambridge Management Consultants and Deloitte Touche. 

Read more ...

Hactl is first Asian ground handler with IATA anti-collision certificate

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) is Asia’s first ground handler to receive a certificate under the “IATA Enhanced GSE Recognition Program”.

The program encourages the installation of anti-collision systems on new and existing ground support equipment (GSE), to prevent expensive potential damage to aircraft on the ramp.
Pictured: Paul Cheng (second from left), and Benny Siu (third from left), receive the Certificate of Recognition