The global air freight market is shifting dramatically. In the last 12 months alone, the industry has witnessed major changes on several of the busiest international trade lanes. The strong demand for e-commerce uplift from Asia to the US, one of the largest trade lanes in the world, peaked in Q4 2024 and has tailed off significantly since then. This phenomenon—driven by changes in regulatory and trade policies as well as broader market forces—has resulted in a substantial shift in global air … [Read more...] about Chapman Freeborn: the business model, expertise and client-centricity to navigate turbulent air freight markets
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How specialised aerospace logistics providers keep airlines flying
As a crucial part of the global aviation industry, specialised aerospace logistics providers must combine strict compliance with regulatory requirements and a flexible, proactive approach to every delivery. Two seasoned professionals from the logistics team of global MRO provider FL Technics, Raimondo Gramaglia, Head of Sales and Business Development, and Mažvydas Matažinskas, Head of Logistics and Storage, explain how strong partnerships and an adaptable mindset underpin success in this complex … [Read more...] about How specialised aerospace logistics providers keep airlines flying
Aurrigo International aims for global scale-up with launch of new licensing and hub programme
A leading provider of transport technology solutions has launched a new international licensing and hub programme designed to accelerate its global commercialisation strategy. Aurrigo International plc, which recently raised £14.1m to scale-up its autonomous and connected airport solutions, will seek local relationships, funding, operations and manufacturing support to bring its Auto-DollyTug®, Auto-Cargo®, Auto-Shuttle® and Auto-Sim® solutions to even more airports and ground handling … [Read more...] about Aurrigo International aims for global scale-up with launch of new licensing and hub programme
AEI received Director General of Civil Aviation (India) STC approval for B737-800SF freighter conversion
Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. (AEI) announced that India’s Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved AEI’s STC (ST02690LA) for the 12-pallet position B737-800SF freighter conversion. AEI currently has FAA, CAAC, EASA, TCCA, UK CAA, CAACI (Cayman Islands), DCA (Guernsey), Brazilian, Argentinian ANAC and now Indian DGCA approval for its B737-800SF. Chennai-based Afcom Holding Limited, a cargo airline, is taking a previously converted AEI B737-800SF (MSN 33003) on lease and will … [Read more...] about AEI received Director General of Civil Aviation (India) STC approval for B737-800SF freighter conversion
WFS leverages machine learning to accurately forecast air cargo volumes and align workforce resources
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a SATS company, has developed a new digital tool using machine learning algorithms trained on 10 years of operational data to deliver highly accurate forecasts of cargo volumes by flight, truck, and day, providing each warehouse with precise data to align workforce and resources in advance. The air cargo industry has long struggled with accurate forecasting due to volatile volumes. Labour planning has often relied on manual estimations and historical averages, … [Read more...] about WFS leverages machine learning to accurately forecast air cargo volumes and align workforce resources
Air New Zealand Cargo: 6,000 tonnes of festive freight take flight
Air New Zealand Cargo is taking the reins this Christmas. The airline’s cargo team is once again playing Santa’s helper, working with Kiwi exporters to deliver the best of Aotearoa to tables (and stockings) around the world. This festive season, Air New Zealand Cargo expects to carry just under 6,000 tonnes of freight out of New Zealand, across December and January. From cherries bound for Asia’s New Year celebrations to salmon destined for sashimi in Tokyo, and capsicums adding colour to … [Read more...] about Air New Zealand Cargo: 6,000 tonnes of festive freight take flight
