The platform supports the airline’s cargo processes across booking, pricing, warehouse operations, billing and settlement ...

The upgraded driver can handle night driving and construction zone handling, PlusAI said, which are crucial for commercial freight operations.

Air cargo’s next structural evolution may not begin with larger freighters or expanded airport terminals, but in the airspace between ground transport and ...

Embraer's new E190F E-Freighter matters because it targets one of air cargo's most unique and awkward gaps. Specifically, it aims to cater to routes that are too time-sensitive and too long for ...

E-Freighter has successfully entered service in Europe with launch customer Bridges Air Cargo. The jet completed today its first commercial flight departing from Cologne (Germany) and landing in ...

When your business faces a critical shipping deadline, standard freight options simply won’t cut it. Perhaps you’re dealing with urgent medical equipment that needs to reach a remote hospital within ...

Etihad Cargo is celebrating two successful years of operations at Ezhou Huahu Airport, marking a significant milestone in its strategic collaboration with SF Airlines. Since transitioning joint ...

Cargo carrier MK Airlines has suspended operations because of financial problems. The airline, which operates B747 freighters between Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East, has been in financial ...

Japan Airlines (JAL) will commence dedicated freighter operations in February next year, with an initial network of points around North Asia. The airline has taken its first dedicated freighter in 13 ...

Airbus is one of the leading manufacturers, and over the years, it has built some of the most successful commercial aircraft in the world that form the backbone of many airline fleets today. For ...

US air cargo carrier Atlas Air has found homes for two of its newly delivered Boeing 777-200 Freighters, with plans to operate one each for Etihad Cargo and for Danish freight forwarding and logistics ...

Cargo theft is now more sophisticated, more organized, and more costly. As a result, insurers are responding by tightening underwriting scrutiny and demanding stronger controls from logistics firms.