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In Early 2013, Airfreight Markets Continue to See Strengthening in Demand
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for global airfreight markets in February showing a 2.9 percent increase in demand compared to February 2013. The first two months of 2014 have seen an overall 3.6 percent improvement in demand over the previous year. This continues the strengthening in cargo markets which began in the second half of 2013.
Emirates 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.
Beleaguered World Airways Calls Its Quits After 66 Years
World Airways has announced that the company operated its last flight on March 26.
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Chicago, Miami and L.A. Top List of U.S. Airports Fighting for Air Cargo Business
Top U.S. airports are engaged in a fight for a larger share of the challenged U.S. air cargo market, according to JLL's annual Airport Outlook Report. With world trade growing faster than demand for air cargo, both airports and air carriers face a significant challenge – how can they attract airfreight and fend off competition from other cheaper modes of transport such as intermodal and trucks?
The Air-Cargo Freighter as Endangered Species
It's getting harder and harder to keep air-cargo freighters profitably aloft.
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Indonesia to Record $160bn in Logistics Related Expenses
Companies operating in Indonesia may spend as much as $160bn to move goods, materials and merchandise to and from Southeast Asia's largest economy this year, according to Frost & Sullivan, an industry tracker.
Cutting-Edge Ideas for Optimizing the Supply Chain
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Four Transportation Trends That Are Transforming Retail
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Your TMS Must Support Air Cargo and Ocean Transportation to Be Truly Multimodal
The definition of transportation management systems (TMS) continues to evolve. In the early days of TMS solutions, the primary goal was to manage truck-based freight. Over time, point solutions were developed to support particular modes for particular industries such as ocean and airfreight.
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Paper Planes: What's Keeping Air Cargo Carriers From Automating?
Fast and innovative: that's the image conveyed by the air cargo industry. So why is it lagging so badly when it comes to automating documentation and standardizing key procedures?
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Lufthansa Cargo Adds Freighters to Milan
Lufthansa Cargo has added Milan to its network of freighter services.
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IATA Releases New Edition of Manual for Cargo-XML Standards
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released the second edition of its Cargo-XML Manual and Toolkit.
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