In an Aviation Week “Fireside Chat” webinar on 11JUN20, Air Canada’s President and CEO, Calin Rovinescu, described how the airline is navigating the crisis, its strategy, and the hurdles
still obstructing a return to a more fluid air transport network,

The cargo employee of the future is as much an IT specialist as a logistician, ground handling agent Cargogate’s Managing Director, Claudia Weidenbusch, argues in this guest contribution.
The freight business is becoming more and more demanding, and it continues

Crises can bring out the most surprising displays of confidence and resilience. Right now, airlines are not in a good place – many are seeking financial support, some are filing
bankruptcy. Yet in the midst of it all, others are

And that seems to be just the tip of the iceberg. Others will follow suit, downsizing their fleets, laying off personnel, and cutting overhead costs significantly in an effort to preserve
cash following the implosion of global passenger traffic in

Superb employer branding attracts high potentials. No surprise that Apple, Cisco, BMW, SAP, Airbus, Microsoft, Tesla, DHL Express, or Google, all repeatedly rank highly in surveys and
belong to the most sought-after companies. Intercontinental airlines, on the other hand, only

… emphasizes Harald Gloy, Chairman of the Board of the Air Cargo Community Frankfurt e.V. and Board Member of Lufthansa Cargo. This became particularly visible after the grounding of
passenger flights, which almost halved the available air transport capacity on

Swissport in Belgium has filed for bankruptcy for Swissport Belgium NV, a provider of ground handling services, as well as its daughter company Swissport Belgium Cleaning NV. Swissport
Cargo Services Belgium NV will pursue its activities in both Brussels and