Retreating yields are not putting a dent in Air Canada’s (AC) cargo flight operation.
The Canadian carrier is set to maintain about 100 cargo flights a week, although it is unlikely to repeat its historical feat of the second quarter, …
The extraordinary lockdown measures imposed on the Australian state of Victoria are threatening to disrupt supply chains.
The stage four Covid-19 restrictions came into effect today in Melbourne, for the next six weeks, and include laws restricting individual movement, as …
“Don’t tell me what your priorities are. Show me where you spend our money and I will tell you what they are.” – (James W. Frick)
The natural extension of having recently discussed the potential benefits and drawbacks of a …
SEEKING ALPHA reports:
– Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) CEO Jeff Bezos sold nearly $500M in the company’s stock this week, a regulatory filing shows.
– Bezos sold 154,394 shares between $3,103 and $3183 per share on Monday August 3 and Tuesday August …
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) and Messe München announced the cancellation of the Air Cargo Forum (ACF), originally scheduled to be held on 10-12 November 2020 in Miami.
The health and safety of the ACF exhibitors, attendees and all …
Transatlantic demand continues to be hit by the pandemic, obliging carriers to extend voyage-blanking programmes and putting rates under pressure.
2M partners Maersk and MSC announced today they were extending the suspension of their TA4/NEUATL4 transatlantic loop to the end …
Cargo iQ, an interest group for quality standards in air freight, has denied suggestions that its processes help shippers cut out forwarders to deal directly with carriers.
A blog post published by Maersk Growth, the shipping group’s corporate venture arm, …
