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AJOT Newsroom | January 08, 2024 | Air Cargo | Freighters
Astral Aviation has entered into a global sales partnership agreement with Euro Cargo Aviation in Europe, USA & UAE and Take Off Aviation in South Africa
AJOT Newsroom | January 08, 2024 | Air Cargo | General | By The Numbers
Full-year 2023 ends at -5%, year on year...
Bloomberg | January 08, 2024 | Air Cargo | Airlines
AJOT Newsroom | January 08, 2024 | Air Cargo | Airlines
Global aviation component solutions specialist Artemis Aerospace has opened two new hubs in the US...
AJOT Newsroom | January 08, 2024 | Air Cargo | Technology
• DHL collaborates with space technology company Astrobotic for one of the first commercial missions to the moon • Astrobotic Peregrine spacecraft has successfully launched and is now in orbit
The three-day conference is on track to exceed last year’s attendance after all-time-high early registration numbers and exhibition hall officially sells out
AJOT Newsroom | January 08, 2024 | Air Cargo | Airports
$422 million economic engine will welcome continued expansion and new jobs this year
Emirates President Tim Clark, a powerful voice in the aviation community as the biggest buyer of widebody aircraft, said the accident on a Boeing Co. 737 Max aircraft on Jan. 5 marks a setback for the manufacturer just as it seeks to improve operations.
The accident on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 on Jan. 5 has thrust Boeing Co.’s 737 Max plane — by far its most popular aircraft and its biggest source of revenue — into the spotlight again.
The grounding of Boeing Co.’s 737 Max 9 quickly gathered pace, with carriers from the US to Panama to Turkey pulling the model from service for inspections after a fuselage section on a brand-new Alaska Airlines jet blew out during flight.
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