10 Oct 2023

Cloud Computing: The Key to a More Efficient and Effective Air Cargo Industry

Here’s why utilizing a cloud-based solution is not only the most advanced but also the most secure way of integrating and operating within the air cargo landscape. Introduction: In the rapidly evolving landscape of global trade and logistics, the air cargo industry stands as a linchpin. To meet the demands of this dynamic sector, innovative […]

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14 Sep 2023

Airfreight Rates Continue to Climb in September

Airfreight rates showed signs of recovery in September, marking the first significant improvement in over a year. The latest figures from the Baltic Exchange Airfreight Index (BAI) show that average rates – spot and contract – paid by forwarders from Hong Kong to Europe and North America increased for the second month in a row […]

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06 Sep 2023

LAX Announces Plans for Major Air Cargo Expansion

  Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) is set to construct and implement its new Cargo Modernization Program at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The program, which has been in the works for several years, is a major overhaul of LAX’s outdated and inefficient cargo facilities. The new program will include a number of improvements, including: […]

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05 Sep 2023

UPS Offers Severance Packages to Hundreds of Pilots Amid Weak Demand

  United Parcel Service (UPS) is offering severance packages to hundreds of pilots as the company adjusts to lower demand levels. The express giant has been busy reducing its fleet of aircraft and retiring older planes in recent months. The company said that it is offering the severance packages as part of its “effort to […]

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21 Aug 2023

Hong Kong International Airport sees cargo volumes rise for the second month in a row.

  Hong Kong International Airport’s cargo volumes rose by 3.8% YoY in July to 361,000 tonnes, marking the second consecutive month of growth. The increase was driven by exports which rose by 12.6% YoY in July, with traffic to and from key trading regions in North America, the Middle East and Europe rising considerably during […]

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24 Jul 2023

US Forwarders Face Possible Delays and Disruptions from UPS Strike Action

    US Forwarders Face Possible Supply Chain Disruptions from UPS and Yellow Freight Crises US forwarders are warned to get ready for the impact of possible strike action at UPS, and the financial troubles of Yellow Freight, one of the biggest U.S. LTL trucking companies, which is at risk of going bankrupt. Brandon Fried, […]

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19 Jul 2023

Resumption of UPS Union Talks Amid Looming Strike Action

UPS and union representatives are scheduled to resume talks in the coming week as the threat of an impending strike looms, with less than two weeks remaining before the current deal with the Teamsters union expires on July 31. Express delivery company UPS is urging swift action to reach a resolution with the Teamsters union, […]

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