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WFS, a member of SATS Group, attracts 20 international airline customers within three months of opening its first cargo handling operation in India
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a member of the SATS Group, has signed handling contracts with 20 global airlines since opening its first cargo terminal in…
Tiger Repower electrifies GSE industry
New conversion kit gives legacy gas tow tractors new, sustainable life with lithium-ion power
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Dimerco unveils a new bonded warehouse to cater for high-tech supply chains
Global freight forwarder Dimerco is adapting to the changing supply chain strategies of major high-tech companies, opening its second bonded warehouse within the Taiwan Taoyuan…
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Air Cargo Multi-Story Facilities in the US
In countries outside of the United States, multi-story warehouses have been commonplace for decades.
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JetBlue sheds more Spirit gates to ease antitrust concerns
JetBlue Airways Corp. agreed to transfer some Spirit Airlines Inc. gates and flight slots at three airports to help lessen antitrust concerns over its pending…
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JetBlue sheds Spirit gates in Boston, Newark to ease DOJ worries
JetBlue Airways Corp. agreed to transfer some Spirit Airlines Inc. gates and flight slots at three airports to help lessen antitrust concerns over its pending…
Australia acting PM wasn’t consulted on decision over Qatar Air
Australia’s transport minister blocked a request from Qatar Airways to operate more flights into the country without consulting Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles.
Mexico to regain US air-safety rating after two-year lapse
Mexico has recovered its Category 1 air space status from the US Federal Aviation Administration, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said, meaning it has improved…
For $4,850, you can now bypass TSA lines at Atlanta’s airport
Luxury travel company PS has just expanded its private terminal offerings to include Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson as well as LA. More airports are expected.
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FAA seeks new technology in response to uptick in close calls on runways
The US Federal Aviation Administration is taking the first step toward mandating cockpit-alerting technologies to reduce the risk of runway mishaps.