Air Cargo WorldMore from Air Cargo WorldAir CargoAirfreight Competitiveness Rests on E-commerce Technology, Industry Group SaysThe International Air Transport Association called for strong partnerships to promote air cargo competitiveness through e-commerce technology at a recent e-cargo conference in Geneva.June 27, 2013Air CargoBoeing Sees Robust Growth in Orders for Aircraft Over Next 20 YearsBoeing projects the world aircraft fleet will double over the next 20 years, according to the company's annual Current Market Outlook.June 17, 2013All LogisticsTop European Cities for Logistics Hub Activities RankedAntwerp, Rotterdam and Dusseldorf are the best logistics hubs in Europe, according to a report from Colliers International, global real estate advisers. Kiev, Istanbul and Bratislava were the top three ideal locations for cost-driven manufacturing activities, according to the report entitled Logistics Cities.June 10, 2013Air CargoExpanding Panama Canal Will Downsize Number of U.S. Air Cargo Hubs, Report FindsAn expanded Panama Canal will result in a smaller number of North American air cargo centers, according to the recently released North American Port Analysis by commercial real estate firm Colliers International. The report, titled "CapEx or Capsize," says air cargo's role in global trade will be defined by the tug-of-war between energy/infrastructure costs and e-commerce growth in the first post-Panamax decade, from 2015 through 2025.April 19, 2013Air CargoAir Cargo Said to Be Integral to Economic GrowthNobody knows what the future holds for air cargo, but the mode is an important part of the economy, said Andrew Herdman, director general of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines.April 4, 2013Air CargoImproved Cargo in International Air Transport Association's ForecastIn 2013, IATA expects cargo demand to grow by 2.7 percent and cargo yields to be flat - an improvement over the last two years, which has seen cargo demand and yields decline.March 27, 2013All LogisticsAir Cargo Industry Looking Now for Next Generation of ManagersAlmost half those attending IATA's World Cargo Symposium in Doha had been in the airfreight industry for more than 20 years, prompting lengthy debate about where the next generation of employees is going to come from.March 21, 2013Air CargoFollowing Two Years of Decline, Airfreight Industry Is Cautiously Optimistic in 2013IATA says the global air cargo market shrank by 1.5 percent in 2012, a second successive year of decline following a 0.6 percent contraction in 2011. Freight capacity was almost unchanged, growing by 0.2 percent over the year, but the load factor was just 45.2 percent. But the industry is guardedly optimistic cargo will pick up.February 6, 2013All LogisticsUPS Plan to Acquire TNT Express Was Anti-Competitive, European Commission SaysThe European Commission has explained why its members felt that EU merger regulations forced the body to block the proposed acquisition of TNT Express by UPS.February 5, 2013Air CargoStudy Suggests Shorter, Intra-Regional Routes Develop as Near-Shoring Becomes More AttractiveShorter supply chains resulting from near-shoring could have an impact on future airfreight volumes, if new research from logistics provider BDP International proves to be an accurate indicator.January 30, 2013Previous PagePage 23 of 34Next Page
