The global air cargo industry is navigating a period of significant turbulence, marked by leadership changes at key organizations and instability from international trade disputes. Despite these challenges, a strong sense of optimism prevails throughout the sector. This positive outlook is largely driven by unprecedented industry-wide collaboration on digitalization

The Airbus A321neo, particularly its Long Range (LR) and upcoming Xtra Long Range (XLR) variants, is revolutionizing transatlantic air travel. This efficient narrowbody aircraft allows airlines to profitably launch 'long and thin' routes that were not economically viable with larger widebody jets. As a result, carriers like JetBlue,

CEVA Logistics is significantly increasing its air cargo capacity between the Asia-Pacific region and the United States. The company has introduced three new weekly charter flights to meet growing demand on this key trade lane. These new routes directly connect Hanoi and Hong Kong with major U.S. hubs

The European Union is preparing to implement its Carbon Border Embedded Charge (CBEC) in 2026, creating a significant challenge for the global air cargo industry. This new regulation extends the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to include the embedded carbon emissions of goods imported into the EU. As a result,

LATAM Airlines Group has activated its Humanitarian Airlift program to aid in the response to the recent earthquake in Venezuela. The initiative provides free air transportation for both cargo and humanitarian workers to disaster areas. This effort is part of the airline's long-standing commitment to supporting communities

The European Union has launched the third phase of its Import Control System 2 (ICS2), a new IT system for customs pre-arrival security and safety. This phase specifically targets all goods transported by air, requiring economic operators like air carriers and freight forwarders to submit a complete set of

With the peak summer travel season approaching, passengers face a heightened risk of flight disruptions and delays. This piece offers practical strategies for travelers to proactively manage their journeys. Key tips include leveraging airline mobile apps for real-time flight status and rebooking options. The author also emphasizes the importance

The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) has indicated a positive outlook for its upcoming contract negotiations with Boeing. This optimism comes as the union prepares to discuss new terms for its thousands of members, including engineers and technical workers. Key points of discussion will likely revolve around

A new report highlights significant future growth potential for Africa's air cargo industry, driven by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The agreement aims to create a single market of 1.3 billion people and is projected to boost intra-African trade by over 52%. Air cargo

The global air cargo market is navigating a complex environment, forcing freight forwarders to carefully balance their priorities. Industry leaders emphasize that catering to the specific needs of different cargo segments, such as pharmaceuticals and e-commerce, is crucial for success. Digitalisation remains a key focus for improving efficiency and

IAG Cargo is strategically increasing its freight capacity across the trans-Atlantic to capitalize on the upcoming summer peak season. The surge in passenger travel provides a significant boost in belly-hold space, which is critical for the air cargo market. The carrier is particularly focused on strengthening routes between

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Qatar Truckers and Traders Association (QTTA). This partnership is designed to strengthen and digitalize Qatar's air cargo supply chain, focusing specifically on the land-air transport segment. Under the agreement, IATA will provide QTTA