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Air Cargo: Page 71
AA Cargo Begins Widebody Cargo Service Between Sao Paulo, L.A.
American Airlines Cargo has begun offering widebody cargo service from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Sao Paulo, Brazil (GRU).
A Look Back at Freight in the Year 2013
While 2013 was a complicated year from a purely economic point of view, the major events contributing to this had very little impact on freight, according to Rosalyn Wilson, senior business analyst for Delcan Corporation. Her overview of the freight industry in 2013 follows.
Is Transportation Becoming a Commodity?
Airline Improvement Results from Lower Fuel Costs
For 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.
Additional Runways at Heathrow, Gatwick Needed, Says UK Freight Forwarding, Logistics Services Trade Group
The UK must push ahead with expansion of capacity with new runways at Heathrow and Gatwick airports, according to the British International Freight Association, a trade group for UK freight forwarders and logistics services providers.
TNT Expands Express Freight Services in 10 Countries
TNT Express has expanded its intercontinental Express Freight service in 10 additional countries outside Europe.
The World of Humanitarian Supply Chains
Lufthansa Cargo Begins Offering Real-Time Consignment Tracking
Lufthansa Cargo is now offering customers real-time consignment tracking, through the use of GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) transponders.
Trade Group Urges Enhanced Screening, Monitoring of Airfreight
A position paper from the Global Air Cargo Advisory Group (GACAG) says that effective air cargo screening technologies are an essential part of a multi-layered, risk- and threat-based approach to air cargo security.
American Airlines Cargo Expands Service in Twin Cities
American Airlines Cargo has begun offering full cargo service to and from Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minn.
DHL Breaks Ground on $35m Distribution Center at Chicago's O'Hare Airport
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight unit within Deutsche Post DHL, has broken ground on a $35m facility at O'Hare International Airport, which will include 53,000 square feet of office space and 423,030 square feet of warehousing, and is expected to be the largest DHL Global Forwarding building in the U.S.
Slight Improvement Reported in International Airfreight
There was a small improvement in airfreight growth in October, according to the International Air Transport Association. Compared to October 2012, global freight tonne kilometers rose four percent, with growth in all regions except Africa.
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