Exceptional times call for exceptional measures. The past year has been a real challenge – and air cargo executives around the world have often asked us, the freight publications, to help
express their gratitude to those who have kept the

Qatar Airways Cargo today (01FEB21) unveiled the second chapter of its WeQare sustainability initiative, and the focus this time is on wild animals. “Rewild the Planet” is the
title given to Chapter Two, and with it, Qatar Airways Cargo has

With around 210 million inhabitants, Brazil is the sixth-largest country in the world by population. To date, roughly 8.5 million people have been infected with COVID-19 there, and
210,000 of these have died. How is the virus changing people’s lives

Lynden International Logistics (LILCO) has opened a station in Guelph, Ontario – its fifth location in Canada. “We consider this our flagship facility,” says Brian MacAskill, LILCO Vice President and General Manager.

The new location, offering customers state-of-the-art

At the virtual World Cargo Summit 2021, 26-27JAN21, hosted by Euroavia International, the panel “World Trade and Air Cargo Market Outlook” moderated by Joachim von Winning,
Executive Director, Air Cargo Community Frankfurt, and hosting speakers Dr. Ludwig Hausmann,

Launchers with satellites on board could soon take to orbit from a mobile platform in the middle of the North Sea, 300 km off the German coastal line. The project has prominent
supporters, including the Association of German Industries (BDI),

Despite the pandemic’s adverse effects on Boeing’s order books, adding to the existing problem of the grounded MAX last year, the company has driven forward with its sustainability
strategy. Just 3 months after the appointment of its first ever Chief