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Iraq has cancelled a US$764 million redevelopment project for Baghdad International Airport following concerns over corruption and irregularities in the tendering and contracting process, according to state media...

Syria is preparing a major overhaul of its aviation infrastructure, with an estimated US$6 billion positioned across its airport sector as early-stage concession frameworks advance in Damascus and Aleppo.  The largest component is a reported US$4 billion build–operate–transfer concession structured for Damascus International Airport. The project aims to redevelop and expand the facility into a major international gateway with an estimated capacity of around 31 million passengers annually. Delivery is expected through a consortium including Qatar-based Urbacon Airports (UCC), Assets Investments...

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has named Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) as the winner of the...

Rhenus has appointed Scott Dudley as Managing Director of its Air & Ocean UK division, as the company looks to...

Challenge Group is set to further strengthen its international cargo network with the launch of two new direct freighter services...

Vietnam Airlines has appointed ECS Group as its General Sales and Services Agent (GSSA) in South Korea, reinforcing its strategy to strengthen cargo performance and expand its presence in one of its most important international freight markets.  The...

AFCOM Holdings has posted one of the best financial results in its history, spurred by a surge in charter demand following disruptions across international air cargo networks in the last quarter of fiscal 2025-26. The Chennai-based cargo airline has recorded strong growth in both revenue...

Noida International Airport (NIA) is preparing to reach another important milestone in its development with the arrival of its first...

A quiet but profound geopolitical realignment is reshaping global air cargo flows, redefining which airports gain relevance, which trade lanes expand, and where high-value freight is manufactured and shipped. For decades, global manufacturing followed a simple logic: China was the default destination. Its combination of low labour costs, dense supplier ecosystems and industrial-scale infrastructure made it the centre of global...

Vietnam’s rapid emergence as a global manufacturing powerhouse is increasingly reshaping international supply chains, placing logistics at the centre of the country’s long-term economic transformation.At the heart of this evolution is the International Institute of Logistics and Supply Chain (IILS), a Vietnam-based research and cooperation institution focused on logistics development, supply chain management, training, policy advisory and international collaboration. Its mission is to strengthen Vietnam’s integration into regional and global trade networks.Recently, IILS signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Hong Kong...