Air Charter Service opens new Gatwick office
The world’s largest aircraft charter specialist, Air Charter Service, has announced that it has opened a new office in Gatwick as it looks to drive…
AmeraMex International receives equipment orders totaling $574,000
AmeraMex International, Inc., a provider of heavy equipment for logistics companies, infrastructure construction and forestry conservation, announced that it has received equipment orders totaling $574,000.…
[Freightos Weekly Update] No sign of peak season bump yet, as transpac rates continue to slide
Key insights: 1 With more signs of slowing consumer demand, transpacific ocean rates fell 2% this week. 2 China - US West Coast shipments now…
Lufthansa workers decry low pay, poor service ahead of meeting
Deutsche Lufthansa AG worker representatives accused management of an excessive drive to save costs that they say directly contributes to a wave of cancellations, pitting…
Spirit Air awarded all 16 contested slots at Newark Airport
The US Transportation Department awarded 16 coveted flight slots at Newark Liberty International Airport to Spirit Airlines Inc., denying requests by rivals JetBlue Airways Corp.…
Airbus ahead of Boeing in $10 billion Malaysia order race
Airbus SE is leading a race against Boeing Co. over the potential sale of about 30 wide-body aircraft to Malaysia Airlines as the Southeast Asian…
KLM accused of greenwashing in suit on ‘fly responsibly’ ads
KLM was sued by Dutch environmental pressure groups which alleges its “Fly Responsibly” ad campaign amounts to greenwashing, in one of the first such lawsuits…
China accuses US of ‘technological terrorism’ as chip curbs grow
China accused the US of “technological terrorism” in pushing to stop ASML Holding NV and Nikon Corp. from selling key chipmaking technology to the country,…
China and India funnel $24 billion to Putin in energy spree
Russia has pocketed $24 billion from selling energy to China and India in just three months following its invasion of Ukraine, showing how higher global…
United Air blames FAA’s control system for snarling US aviation
United Airlines Holdings Inc. blamed the US Federal Aviation Administration and the nation’s air traffic control system for exacerbating the issues plaguing the industry, saying…
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