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Air Cargo: Page 64
TNT Offers New Air Routes to Germany, Builds Depot in Netherlands
TNT is constructing a new international depot in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
QuestaWeb Adds E-Airway Bill Connectivity
QuestaWeb has added electronic airway bill (eAWB) connectivity with 86 airlines to its Web-based global trade management software.
FedEx Adds 31 Origin Countries to International First Service
FedEx has added 31 origin countries to its International First service, a priority-shipping option for customers needing critical deliveries to arrive as early as the start of the next business day.
Freight Forwarders Quickly Condemn N.Y. Governor's Proposal to Move Air Cargo From JFK to Former Military Base
In an announcement that sent waves of protest throughout the freight forwarding industry, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposed a plan late last month to move most of the air cargo operations out of New York City's JFK International Airport and relocate them about 80 miles northwest to Stewart International (SWF) in the lower Hudson Valley. Negative reaction to the proposal was swift.
AA Cargo, US Airways Combine Under Single Air Waybill
The cargo divisions of American Airlines and US Airways, which merged late last year, have combined under a single air waybill.
Air Cargo Rates Expected to Start Rising on Runs to North America, Europe
Airfreight rates from Asia to North America and Europe are expected to rise through to the end of the year following four months of stable pricing, according to the recently expanded Sea & Air Shipper Insight report published by shipping consultancy Drewry.
As Many as 3,000 Air Freighters Expected to Be Needed Over Next 20 Years
Even in the worst-case scenario, there will be a rising demand for freighter aircraft over the next 20 years, according to the most recent forecast by Seattle's Air Cargo Management Group (ACMG).
European Forwarders Confident About Freight Growth, at Least in the Short Term
Volumes are expected to be robust among Europe's freight forwarders through next month, according to Danske Bank's latest European Freight Forwarding Index report for September 2014.
Champ Cargosystems Forms Forwarding Subsidiary
Champ Cargosystems has formed a new subsidiary, Champ Forwarding Systems DA.
Growing U.S. Population Demands Better Transportation, Delivery Infrastructure
For all of our activities, the average American requires the movement of 57 tons of cargo per year.
August's Figures Show Airfreight Volumes Maintain Steady Growth Course
Global airfreight volumes continued with robust growth in August, according to the International Air Transport Association. Measured by freight tonne kilometers (FTKs), volumes rose 5.1 percent compared to August 2013. Capacity grew at a slower pace of 3.4 percent from the previous year. This is the second strong month for cargo volumes in a row, following the 6.1 percent year-on-year rise recorded in July.
Air Cargo Predicted to Grow 4.7 Percent Annually Over Next 20 Years
After two years of either flat or slightly negative traffic growth, demand for air cargo transport began to grow slowly and steadily during the second quarter of 2013. The uptick in traffic continued into the second half of 2013 to end the year 0.9 percent above the 2012 traffic total. Growth has continued to gather strength in 2014, nearly recovering the long-term trend rate. World air cargo traffic is forecast to grow an average 4.7 percent per year over the next 20 years to reach a total of more than twice the number of revenue tonne-kilometers (RTK) logged in 2013. The number of airplanes in the freighter fleet will increase by more than half by the end of the forecast period.
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