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Patients living across central and eastern Washington now have access to same-day home delivery of prescription medications thanks to a...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that Roberto Alvo, Chief Executive Officer of LATAM Airlines Group, has officially...

Emirates SkyCargo is set to strengthen its presence in emerging markets with the launch of a dedicated weekly freighter service to Almaty International Airport in Kazakhstan, marking the company’s first cargo destination in Central Asia.Scheduled to begin operations on June 16, 2026, the new...

Glasgow Prestwick Airport has taken another step in expanding its international cargo footprint by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU)...

The air cargo industry, which is often overshadowed by passenger aviation, is once again arguing the case for its strategic importance to the global economy. Speaking at the 82nd International Air Transport Association (IATA) Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit 2026...

At ILA Berlin, Airbus has demonstrated a major leap in its uncrewed aviation capabilities, presenting one of the broadest ranges of autonomous...

A UK-based biotechnology company is taking a significant step toward scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, as it moves closer...

Global air cargo markets saw a sharp weekly contraction in Week 22, with volumes dropping 9% year on year for...

The financial and operational backdrop in airfreight has intensified the pressure on planning and execution. Elevated cost structures combined with persistent capacity imbalances mean that even minor disruptions now cascade rapidly through pricing, routing decisions and service levels. What was once seen as episodic turbulence has become a structural feature of the market, forcing operators to rethink how resilience is priced and how quickly capacity can be repositioned across global networks.  “In logistics and transport, we use relationships to solve urgent problems, often at unsociable hours. We use them to drive mutual growth, not just firefighting. And we rely on them for flexibility when things go wrong,” explained Scott...

Neutral Air Partner is entering a new strategic phase, marking a clear transition away from rapid expansion toward a more disciplined, structured model built on collaboration, selective membership and deeper airline integration.  Since its launch in Hong Kong in 2016, NAP has grown into a global network of more than 400 specialists operating across around 150 countries. After a decade of expansion,...