Air Freight News
Averitt again recognized as a Military Friendly Company
Averitt Express has been nationally recognized for the fourth time as a Military Friendly Company.
AAPA announces Lighthouse Award winners of port industry excellence 
Annual Convention, Mario Cordero, Chairman of the Board of the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) - the voice of the seaport industry in the…
Historic freight infrastructure investments secured through IIJA passage
Goods Movement Coalition touts five-year investment of up to $77.9 billion in freight infrastructure; Applauds IIJA’s inclusion of CAGTC’s long-held principles
US gasoline exports surge even as Americans pay up at the pump
While President Biden is fretting about high prices at the pump, even going as far as asking OPEC+ to raise oil output, U.S. refiners are…
US flights reopen, handing British Airways $1 billion lifeline
Before Covid-19, there was the $1 billion connection.
Doughnuts and delays as Europeans fly to US after 600 days
After waiting for more than 600 days, passengers across Europe crowded into airports to catch their first flights to the U.S. since early in the…
Australia, U.K. ‘confident’ of free trade agreement by year-end
Australia and the U.K. are both “very confident” that their free trade agreement would be finalized by year-end, said David McCredie, chief executive officer of…
Boeing directors agree to $237.5 million 737 Max settlement
Boeing Co. directors agreed to a $237.5 million settlement of claims they turned a blind eye to safety issues related to 737 Max jetliners whose…
British Airways plans Gatwick relaunch in March after union deal
British Airways is set to operate a new unit offering European flights from London Gatwick airport in March following a deal with cabin crew.
Sydney Airport sells for $17 billion just as air travel opens up
Sydney Airport agreed to sell itself to a consortium of funds for A$23.6 billion ($17 billion), just as Australia reopens its borders to international travel.