Air Cargo

The devastating impact of Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean and Florida and its impact on the region has highlighted the vital importance of fast response logistics services to deliver humanitarian aid to the worst affected areas. Read More »

Another satellite delivery onboard one of Volga-Dnepr Airlines' An-124-100 freighters Read More »

Jettainer, the leading international service partner for outsourced ULD management, is expanding its product portfolio. As of now, the company is offering a special service for temperature-controlled ULDs. Read More »

Airbus SE is courting China with its first wide-body jet facility outside Europe, positioning the company to chase billions of dollars in potential orders from an aviation market that’s set to become the world’s biggest within a decade. Read More »

Air China will soon begin non-stop flights between Beijing and Brisbane from 11th December, 2017. The new route will provide a convenient connection between China’s bustling capital city and the sunny climate of the Southern Hemisphere, where passengers can experience adventure, and appreciate local art, culture and cuisine. Read More »

FedEx Corp. put a price tag on the initial impact of a worldwide cyberattack that engulfed the company’s TNT Express unit in Europe: $300 million. Read More »

Air Canada said it’s seeking a credit-card partner as it prepares its own frequent-flier program after years of relying on Aimia Inc.’s Aeroplan. Read More »

American Airlines Group Inc. will “absolutely, positively” match discount fares from low-cost rivals, Chief Executive Officer Doug Parker said, signaling no end in sight for a price war that has knocked down industry shares this summer. Read More »

Aviation Services Leader to Expand Its Award-Winning MRO Network Into Canada Read More »

(Bloomberg) -- Last year, United Airlines soared 27 percent, surpassing rivals as investors cheered a new management team’s turnaround plan. This year, shares are down 20 percent, the worst in the pack. Read More »

It feels good to mock Ryanair Holdings Plc. The budget airline lures customers with the dream of a sun-drenched getaway for the price of a restaurant meal but leaves them with the reality of 27 types of extra fee, pricey snacks and competitive boarding worthy of the Hunger Games. Read More »

Unilode Aviation Solutions, the leading global provider of outsourced Unit Load Device (ULD) management and repair solutions, has further expanded its global repair network by opening a new FAA Part 145 certified repair centre at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (CVG) airport. Read More »

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada won’t buy Boeing Co. fighter jets while the company pursues a trade challenge against Montreal-based Bombardier Inc. over its commercial aircraft. Read More »

In celebration of United Airlines retiring the Boeing 747 from its fleet, United flight 747, on Tuesday, Nov. 7 from San Francisco to Honolulu will be the airline’s farewell flight to the 747 fleet. Read More »

Ryanair Holdings Plc sought to contain the damage caused by scrapping hundreds of flights through the end of October, promising to compensate affected passengers and apologizing for the mismanagement that led to a shortage of available crews. Read More »

Basketball superstar Kevin Durant is teaming up with Alaska Airlines to support youth and education programs in the San Francisco Bay Area. Read More »

The new route will be put into operations as of November 24, 2017, looking to meet the trading and traveling demands between the two famous economic and financial hubs of Vietnam and Cambodia. Read More »

(Bloomberg) -- Ryanair Holdings Plc risks reviving its reputation for slack customer service with a move to scrap hundreds of flights through the end of October because of poor planning amid aggressive expansion. Read More »

Airlines are canceling flights in New Zealand and adding stops for long-haul services after a pipeline bringing jet fuel to Auckland airport was closed due to a leak. Read More »

Ryanair Holdings Plc scrapped 82 flights on Sunday, the start of a six-week program of cancellations it’s making as it seeks to reduce a backlog of crew vacation required by Irish regulators before the end of the year. Read More »