Air Cargo WorldMore from Air Cargo WorldAir CargoAirfreight Association Plans Management Skills Workshop in JuneThe International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is set to launch its first professional development workshop this summer in the Netherlands.May 1, 2014Air CargoPuerto Rico Lands Lufthansa Maintenance FacilityLufthansa Technik and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico have announced an agreement to create an aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility to service short-haul and medium-haul aircraft.April 15, 2014Air CargoHamburg Airport Cargo Center Construction Gets Under WayHamburg Airport has begun construction on its new Hamburg Airport Cargo Center (HACC). Modern facilities on Weg beim Jaeger will replace the existing air cargo center. The new facility will be 60,000 square meters (645,834 square feet) and will open in summer 2015.April 9, 2014Air CargoEmirates SkyCargo Readies Move to Dubai 'Aerotropolis'The airfreight operations of Emirates Airlines is on track for its move to Dubai World Central (DWC) with the first phase of the building being finished.April 4, 2014Air CargoBeleaguered World Airways Calls Its Quits After 66 YearsWorld Airways has announced that the company operated its last flight on March 26.April 2, 2014Air CargoLufthansa Continues Growth Plan Throughout ChallengesThe airfreight market may be on the up again, but this is not a time to be operating freighters out of Europe - unless, perhaps, you are Lufthansa Cargo.February 7, 2014Air CargoLAN Cargo to Build First U.S. Maintenance FacilityThe Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) convinced LAN Cargo to build its first U.S. maintenance facility at Miami International Airport. The $23.9m project is expected to create more than 300 jobs in the first five years.January 30, 2014Air CargoTraining Future Air Cargo ManagersThe air cargo industry must act to fulfill the educational needs of the next generation of managers for the worldwide airfreight industry, according to the results of a two-year research project.January 24, 2014Air CargoAirline Improvement Results from Lower Fuel CostsFor 2013, airlines are expected to return a global net profit of $12.9bn. This is expected to lead to a net profit of $19.7bn in 2014. Both are improvements on previous months. The upward revision reflects lower jet fuel prices over the forecast period as well as improvements to the industry's structure and efficiency. Passenger markets continue to outperform the cargo business, which remains stagnant both on volumes and revenues.January 2, 2014All TechnologyAviation Advocacy Group Continues to Promote Electronic Airway BillsThe air cargo industry's slow migration toward electronic documentation has led the International Air Transport Association to revise its internal deadlines for a second time.December 20, 2013Previous PagePage 21 of 34Next Page
