Air Freight News
One in four European airports face insolvency if travel fails to recover
Many European airports will struggle to stave off insolvency without state help unless travel recovers from its pandemic slump by the end of the year,…
Airplane parking lot in middle of nowhere has never been busier
Aircraft engineer Dan Baker expected his career would let him see the world. And since starting as an apprentice aged 16 with British Airways in…
A budding recovery in West Coast flight traffic is good for oil
A rebound in both commercial and cargo flights on the U.S. West Coast is a good sign for the global oil market that is still…
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United tries out new virus-test app on Heathrow-Newark flight
A United Airlines Holdings Inc. flight from London to Newark, New Jersey, performed the first U.S. trial of a new digital health app designed to…
One-way flights to Australia show battle to open global aviation
The first quarantine-free flights to Australia from New Zealand touch down Friday, a one-way corridor that underlines the difficulty of restarting broad international travel.
Heathrow Airport pay talks falter as union ballots for strike
Heathrow Airport Ltd. has rejected a union proposal on pay cuts as the London hub struggles to cope with a collapse in air travel, according…
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Pilots spot person flying jet pack near Los Angeles Airport
Authorities are investigating the second report in less than two months that a person apparently flying a jet pack was spotted by airline pilots near…
Mulstay named GM of Aeronet Denver
Patrick Mulstay has been appointed as the new General Manager of Aeronet Denver, Aeronet Worldwide’s station which controls freight moving in and out of the…
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Cincinnati CBP agriculture stops about 1,300 pounds of mooncakes
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture specialists in Cincinnati recently confiscated 1,272 pounds of mooncakes and 359 pounds of other prohibited items during Special…
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The vaccine cargo cavalry sizes up readiness of historic airlift
The medical industry’s dash to produce the world’s first coronavirus vaccines in just a few months is heightening the urgency for the workhorses of global…