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GEODIS Unveils First Cold-Chain Cross-Dock Facility in the Americas

GEODIS has launched its first cold-chain cross-dock facility in the Americas, strategically located in Mexico City. The new 2,600-square-meter site is situated near the Mexico City International Airport (AICM). It is specifically designed to handle temperature-sensitive cargo for the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries.

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WCAworld Foundation Delivers Humanitarian Aid to Sri Lanka Following Cyclone Michaung

The WCAworld Foundation, the charitable arm of the global logistics network WCAworld, has provided urgent humanitarian relief in Sri Lanka. The aid effort supports communities affected by the severe flooding and devastation caused by Cyclone Michaung. Working with its local partner, CL Synergy, the foundation organized the distribution of essential

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Qantas Airbus A380 Makes Rare Appearance at London Gatwick for Maintenance

A Qantas Airbus A380 was recently spotted at London Gatwick Airport, an unusual destination for the Australian carrier's superjumbo. The aircraft, registered as VH-OQE, was not operating a passenger service but was instead positioned at Gatwick for maintenance. The A380 arrived from Abu Dhabi, where it had

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Wizz Air Raises Profit Forecast Despite Grounded Fleet, Citing New Airbus Jets

Wizz Air anticipates its annual profits will reach the upper end of its forecast, expecting between €350 million and €375 million. This optimistic outlook persists even though the airline has grounded 45 aircraft due to issues with their Pratt & Whitney engines. The financial impact of the grounded planes has

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Wizz Air Returns to Profit, Forecasts Stable Summer Airfares Amid Engine Issues

Wizz Air has announced a significant financial turnaround, reporting a net profit of €365.9 million for the year ending in March, following a loss in the previous year. The budget airline anticipates that airfares for the upcoming summer season will likely be flat or slightly lower compared to last

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airBaltic appoints Globe Air Cargo as its new GSSA in the United Kingdom

Globe Air Cargo has been appointed as the new General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) for airBaltic in the United Kingdom, effective April 1, 2024. Under the agreement, Globe Air Cargo will manage all cargo sales, marketing, and operational aspects for the Latvian airline. The partnership covers airBaltic's

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WCAworld Foundation Airfreights Urgent Medical Supplies to Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka

The WCAworld Foundation has successfully organized an urgent airfreight shipment of medical aid to Sri Lanka amid its severe economic crisis. The delivery addresses critical shortages of essential medicines and supplies within the country's healthcare system. In collaboration with its Sri Lankan partner, Classic Travel, the foundation sourced

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GE Aerospace Q1 2026 Earnings: Strong Start Overshadowed by Middle East Conflict

GE Aerospace has reported a strong financial start to 2026 with its first-quarter earnings. The company saw robust demand across both its commercial and defense segments, leading to positive results. However, this performance is tempered by growing geopolitical uncertainty. The escalating conflict in the Middle East is casting a

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Airbus Warns Supply Chain Problems Are Slowing Aircraft Production

Airbus has confirmed that persistent supply chain issues are hampering its ability to increase aircraft production. The aerospace giant is struggling to source essential components, including engines, aerostructures, and cabin equipment. This has created a challenging environment for ramping up the manufacturing of its popular A320 family jets. Despite these

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Scottish Airline Loganair Put Up For Sale After Posting Record Profits

The UK's largest regional airline, Loganair, has officially been put up for sale by its owners, brothers Stephen and Peter Bond. The decision follows a period of strong performance, with the airline recently reporting record annual profits. The owners stated that it is the right time for new

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UK's Largest Regional Airline, Loganair, Put Up For Sale Again

Loganair, the United Kingdom's largest regional airline, has officially been put back on the market by its owners. Brothers Stephen and Peter Bond are relaunching the sale process after a previous attempt in October 2022 was paused. The airline has since recovered strongly from the pandemic and is

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Rhenus Logistics and MIE Events Sign MoU to Enhance Global Exhibition Logistics

Rhenus Logistics and MIE Events have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), establishing a new strategic partnership. This agreement positions Rhenus as the official logistics partner for MIE's extensive portfolio of global trade exhibitions. Under the deal, Rhenus will provide comprehensive, end-to-end logistics solutions for exhibitors.

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YunExpress to Open New Facility at East Midlands Airport, Becoming UK's First China-Based Cargo Handler

Chinese logistics giant YunExpress is set to open a new cargo handling facility at the UK's East Midlands Airport (EMA). This development marks a significant milestone, establishing YunExpress as the first China-based e-commerce logistics firm to create its own air cargo handling operation in the United

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IKEA Partners with Flipkart's Ekart for Last-Mile Deliveries in Chennai

IKEA India has announced a strategic partnership with Ekart, the logistics arm of e-commerce leader Flipkart. The collaboration focuses on managing last-mile deliveries for IKEA's customers in the city of Chennai. This move supports the Swedish furniture giant's recent retail expansion into the region.

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Vietnam Approves Major Container Terminal Expansion for Mekong Delta Ports

Vietnam's government has approved a master plan to significantly expand the seaport system in the Mekong Delta through 2030. The primary goal is to boost container handling capacity to between 6.5 and 8.5 million tonnes annually to support the region's growing exports. This development

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Magma Aviation Partners with Air Atlanta Icelandic to Advance Sustainability Goals

Magma Aviation has entered a strategic partnership with Air Atlanta Icelandic to enhance its environmental sustainability efforts. The collaboration centers on a newly converted Boeing 747-400F freighter, which will be operated by Air Atlanta Icelandic on behalf of Magma. As part of the agreement, the aircraft will utilize a

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airBaltic Selects Globe Air Cargo UK as General Sales and Service Agent for the UK

Globe Air Cargo (GAC) UK has been appointed as the exclusive General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) for airBaltic in the United Kingdom, effective April 1, 2024. Under the new agreement, GAC UK will market all cargo capacity on airBaltic's direct flights from London Gatwick and Aberdeen to

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China Eastern Launches Vienna-Xi'an Service, Boosting Airport's Cargo Capacity

China Eastern Airlines has inaugurated a new direct flight service connecting Vienna International Airport with Xi'an, the capital of China's Shaanxi province. This marks the first-ever direct connection between the two cities, operating three times a week. The route is serviced by an Airbus A330-

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Wizz Air Narrows Profit Forecast Amid Ongoing Pratt & Whitney Engine Issues

Wizz Air has adjusted its annual profit forecast, now expecting to earn between €350m and €400m, narrowing the previous range. The revision is primarily due to the grounding of approximately 40 aircraft for mandatory inspections of their Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engines. Despite these operational challenges, the airline saw

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YunExpress Opens New Cargo Facility at East Midlands Airport

Chinese cross-border e-commerce logistics provider YunExpress has officially opened a new cargo facility at East Midlands Airport (EMA) in the UK. The 5,000-square-meter hub is designed to handle the company's increasing UK volumes, driven by the e-commerce boom. Operating 24/7, the

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British Airways Parent IAG Confirms Order for Six Airbus A321XLRs for Aer Lingus

International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways and Aer Lingus, has finalized an order for six new Airbus A321XLR aircraft. These long-range, single-aisle jets are specifically designated for the Irish carrier, Aer Lingus. The acquisition will enable the airline to launch new transatlantic routes and

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Flybe Administrators Launch Legal Action Against Lessors Over Former Aircraft Fleet

The administrators for the collapsed UK airline Flybe are taking legal action against two aircraft leasing companies. Interpath Advisory has filed a case in London's High Court against Aergo and Nordic Aviation Capital regarding 17 former Flybe aircraft. The administrators allege that the lessors unlawfully repossessed the De

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EU Considers Fuel-Sharing Policy as Airlines Face Rising Costs and SAF Mandates

The European Union is exploring a policy that would allow airlines to share fuel as a measure to control escalating operational costs. This consideration comes as carriers face pressure from volatile jet fuel prices and the upcoming ReFuelEU Aviation initiative. The new rules will mandate an increasing use of more

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Heathrow Airport Reports Busiest Ever Start to the Year

London's Heathrow Airport has recorded its busiest-ever start to a year, handling 18.5 million passengers in the first three months of 2024. This represents a 9.5% increase compared to the same period last year. The airport also set a new record for the busiest day

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Cargolux Italia and Liege Airport Launch Taipei Route to Create Semiconductor Air Bridge to Europe

Liege Airport's 'Cargoland by LGG' initiative has identified Taiwan as a crucial hub for semiconductor transport between Asia and Europe. In line with this strategy, Cargolux Italia has launched a new twice-weekly Boeing 747-400F freighter service from Milan-Malpensa to Taipei. The route aims