Air Freight News
Japan’s biggest airlines to hire 3,700 workers in the next 12 months
Japan’s two biggest airlines announced plans to recruit more than 3,700 new employees in the fiscal year ending in March 2025 to meet the continued…
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Ryanair confirms flight cuts as Boeing deliveries drop to 40
Ryanair Holdings Plc said it will only receive 40 Boeing Co. Max jets before the end of June rather than the 57 unites originally anticipated,…
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Cathay Cargo Terminal first air cargo terminal in Hong Kong to enable ePayments
Cathay Cargo Terminal has become the first air cargo terminal in Hong Kong to introduce a business-to-business (B2B) ePayment solution, partnering with leading global cargo…
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Ethiopian Airlines inaugurates First e-commerce logistics facility at Bole International Airport
The facility positions Addis Ababa to be the cross-border e-commerce logistics hub for Africa and beyond...
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ADQ Explores Etihad Listing in First for Gulf Hub Carrier
Abu Dhabi’s ADQ is considering a listing for Etihad Airways PJSC, potentially making it the first of the Gulf’s major hub carriers to become publicly-traded,…
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Justice Department looking into Boeing door plug blowout
The US Justice Department is scrutinizing the midair blowout last month of a Boeing Co. door plug on an Alaska Air flight, in a move…
IAG fourth-quarter profit doubles, sees higher capacity in 2024
British Airways-owner IAG SA more than doubled its profit in the fourth quarter and managed to exceed its pre-pandemic earnings for the year, raising confidence…
Cathay’s budget carrier holding back tickets on plane delays
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd.’s budget carrier HK Express is holding back “a small percentage” of tickets from sale as it deals with the prospect of…
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ANTONOV Airlines launches new website
Ukrainian operator of the heavy lift transport cargo aircraft continues developing business despite challenges...
Air France, IAG caution on capacity growth as peak travel looms
Air France-KLM and IAG SA cautioned that some capacity growth may slow this year as geopolitical tensions deter the flying public and corporate travel remains…