Australia, Singapore working toward setting up travel corridor
Australia, which has started a flight corridor with New Zealand allowing quarantine-free travel between the countries, is working on a similar arrangement with Singapore, Prime…
US panels to study reopening Canada, Mexico, EU, U.K. travel
The Biden administration is forming working groups with Canada, Mexico, the EU and the U.K. to examine how to reopen international travel as the coronavirus…
Record-breaking flight from BOH to JFK
New York headquartered Airline General Sales and Service Agency, Aviacargo, has celebrated a series of record-breaking flights between Bournemouth in the UK and New York,…
KKR nears deal for Macquarie Infrastructure’s Atlantic
Buyout firm KKR & Co. agreed to acquire Atlantic Aviation from Macquarie Infrastructure Corp.
U.K. drops Portugal from travel green list, gutting airlines
The U.K. removed Portugal from its so-called green list of countries that can be easily visited, dealing a body blow to an airline industry crying…
Garuda considers fewer Airbus orders as it seeks debt standstill
Beleaguered airline PT Garuda Indonesia is considering trimming its Airbus SE A330 orders and reducing the number of wide-body jets in its fleet, as it…
cargo-partner to expand warehouse capacities near Ljubljana Airport
Two years after the opening of the cargo-partner iLogistics Center in Brnik, right next to Ljubljana Airport, the warehouse has already reached its capacity. The…
Another step towards the creation of an international cargo hub: Krasnoyarsk International Airport and ‘Volga-Dnepr’ have inked a cooperation agreement
Krasnoyarsk region, Krasnoyarsk International Airport and Volga-Dnepr Group, the leading group of cargo carriers, have signed a cooperation agreement with respect to the development of…
Showcasing Hactl’s green credentials
Hong Kong’s largest independent air cargo handler, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl), has released a new video showcasing and celebrating its many environmental…
FAA rebuke spurs Mexico to add back air safety inspectors
Mexico’s civil aviation authority is getting a budget lift of about 40% and hiring 180 new inspectors, an effort it hopes will reverse a U.S.…
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