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Associations, Authorities and Alliances Here you will find information on over 450 cargo related organisations around the world. The contact information includes address, telephone number, fax, email, web address and the names of key personnel. Which country? To begin your search, use the scroll bar and click on the country. |
TIACA to offer assistance for East African agents More than 2,000 freight forwarding firms in the region are expected to benefit from a new training course. Click to read more... Cargo surge starts to slow, observes IATA In the third quarter edition of its Cargo eChartbook, IATA said that while international air freight markets in July 2010 actually surpassed the previous peak reached in early 2008, "growth has now moved to a slower phase". Click to read more... Belgium market forecast According to a report from market analyst Business Monitor International, Belgium's air freight volumes fell by 21.9 percent year-on-year in 2009 and are expected to improve by just 1.6 percent this year, with growth in demand potentially slowed by delays to fiscal policy decisions as the country tries to form a coalition government. » See next week's ACW for the full Benelux Review Volga-Dnepr seeks aviation photographers  20th anniversary competition closes on 5 September 2010 – so enter now!Click to read more... Qatar/Sri Lanka MoU Earlier this month (August), Qatar and Sri Lanka signed an air services agreement in order to "facilitate the movement of passengers and cargo" between the two countries. Boeing predicts better times ahead Boeing has commented that its results for the April - June three-month period illustrated "another solid quarter of operational performance". Click to read more... Recovery beats pre-recession peak  According to the International Air Transport Association, there was a global 26.5 percent increase in demand for international air freight in June.Click to read more... Meeting the challenge  From 1 August all cargo flying from, via and within the US on passenger aircraft will have to undergo 100 percent screening at a single-piece level. With there being a real danger that the process will delay the smooth and expedited flow of cargo, many are concerned at what happens nextClick to read more... Airbus racks up the figures  European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has had its order book ready at Farnborough, scooping US$28 billion in orders for 225 aircraft.Click to read more... Boeing: orders reinforce forecast  Boeing forecasts a US$3.6 trillion market for new commercial lift over the next 20 years as world economies rebound and strong demand for new and replacement aircraft spurs growth.Click to read more... Further recovery in May  There was a welcome 34.3 percent year-on-year increase in international demand for freight services in May, according to figures released by IATA.Click to read more... 'Air Freight – Tomorrow's World'  "Some people say tomorrow never comes – but it does come, and if you're not prepared for it, you will fail."Click to read more... 'The right place ... the right time'  As part of transport logistic, Air Cargo China has quickly become an established part of the global networking scene – and it's growing.Click to read more... Boeing confirms B777 conversion  Boeing is going to add to the B777 freighter family by going ahead with its idea for a 777 Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF).Click to read more... LAN cuts out paper with e-Freight  The airline will gradually roll out e-Freight across its network, becoming the first carrier from the region to do so.Click to read more... Cathay traffic continues to grow  Hong Kong-based joint carriers Cathay Pacific and Dragonair have posted "significant rises" in their combined cargo and mail activity last month (May).Click to read more... Celebrating air freight excellence  Last night, in front of representatives of the global cargo industry, the 10 well-deserving winners of the Air Cargo Week World Air Cargo Awards 2010 were revealed at a gala dinner in the Pudong Shangri-La Hotel here in Shanghai.Click to read more... IATA predicts better times The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said it believes airlines could post a profit of US$2.5 billion in 2010 – although revenues are still expected to be below 2008 levels. Click to read more... GUJSAC The government of India's Gujarat state has set up the Gujarat State Aviation Company (GUJSAC), "with a view to building infrastructure and providing trained human resources for the fast growing civil aviation sector". ACW joins Routes in cargo forum  Air Cargo Week has joined with the annual World Route Development Forum to launch the inaugural ACW Air Cargo Conference at Routes 2010.Click to read more...
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