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DHL Supply Chain investing $400 million to grow its US pharmaceutical and medical device distribution network 
• Expands network 27% to 12.7 million sq. ft. by end of 2022 • Life Sciences & Healthcare is DHL Supply Chain’s fastest growing sector
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AirBridgeCargo’s digital bookings soar with over 200% growth in 2021
AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), one of the leading air cargo carriers and part of Volga-Dnepr Group, has demonstrated a 274% increase in digital bookings in 2021…
UPS surges after 2022 forecasts top Wall Street’s estimates
United Parcel Service Inc. rose the most since mid-2020 after higher prices and robust deliveries spurred the courier to issue forecasts that topped analysts’ expectations. 
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Royal Brunei Airlines extends ECS Group GSA partnership
A total of 26 countries are listed in the 2-year GSA contract between Royal Brunei and ECS Group that comes into effect on 01 February…
IATA certifies Etihad Cargoas CEIV for live animals logistcs
UAE national carrier becomes the first airline in the Middle East and third globally to hold IATA’s triology of CEIV Live Animals, CEIV Fresh, and…
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cargo-partner expands global footprint in Asia
cargo-partner effectively turned its representative office in Jakarta into a fully operational branch office to further strengthen its commitment in South East Asia, a strategically…
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China Airlines and Boeing announce order for four 777 freighters
- Taiwan's flag carrier adds capacity to capture market opportunities amid growing cargo demand - Adding efficient, reliable 777 Freighters to carrier's all-Boeing cargo fleet…
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Airbus jumps into red hot air-cargo market with Beluga jets
Airbus SE will enter the booming air-freight market, using its massive Beluga jets to transport outsize products such as helicopters, jet engines and space equipment…
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Ethiopian ramps up cargo investment for African E-commerce hub
Ethiopian Airlines Group will ramp up investment in cargo services and infrastructure and is looking to become a logistics hub for Africa’s growing e-commerce market.
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Lufthansa bans freight through Frankfurt hub due to omicron
Deutsche Lufthansa AG banned cargo from moving through its Frankfurt hub due to surging Covid-19 infections and related staff shortages in the German city.