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Airports Listed here are contact details and additional information on some 1,600 cargo friendly airports around the world. In most cases the information includes full personnel contacts, airport location, traffic figures, airfield data, cargo and passenger facilities and a map. Which country? To begin your search, use the scroll bar and click on the country. |
JetBlue Airways Stewart International airport, one of the four air gateways under the control of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, has begun handling cargo for low-cost carrier JetBlue Airways. The airline said it now offers cargo services at 28 stations on its network. IATA meeting hails 'bounce back'  The International Air Transport Association used its fourth World Cargo Symposium last week in Vancouver to urge the air freight industry to drive efficiencies and improve competitiveness.Click to read more... Manchester airport Cargo for the 12-month period to the end of February at the UK's Manchester airport registered 105,688 tonnes, down by 20.4 percent compared to the year-earlier period. In February alone, cargo at the North of England gateway was down by 18.4 percent to 8,075 tonnes. HKIA freight returns to ‘pre-crisis levels'  Hong Kong International airport handled 257,000 tonnes of cargo in February, an increase of 30.1 percent over the volume handled in the same month of 2009.Click to read more... Emirates to add Dakar A340 link  Emirates Airline is to fly non-stop between its home hub of Dubai and the West African city of Dakar five times a week from 1 September.Click to read more... IATA meeting hails 'bounce back'  The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has used the platform provided by its fourth World Cargo Symposium in Vancouver to urge the air freight industry to drive efficiencies and improve competitiveness by supporting IATA e-Freight.Click to read more... Volga-Dnepr boosts niche service  Russian aviation concern Volga-Dnepr Group has created an Engineering & Logistics Center (ILC) that is to focus on providing "tailored services for complex worldwide transportation logistics projects".Click to read more... University to train supply chain experts A new independent university – the Kühne Logistics University (KLU) – is being founded, the sole shareholder of which is the non-profit-making Kuehne Foundation. Click to read more... Hong Kong airport traffic Hong Kong International airport's Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Ltd (HACTL) handled 180,033 tonnes during February. Click to read more... LOT introduces Warsaw-Minsk link LOT Polish Airlines has introduced a freight service between Warsaw and the capital of Belarus, Minsk. Click to read more... WIN a signed Arsenal FC match shirt  Enter today! For a chance to win an Arsenal FC match shirt autographed by the first team squad, go to www.aircargoweek.com
Competition terms can be found online.Click to read more... airBaltic acquires handler  The Latvia-based carrier has acquired a freight handler at its home hub of Riga airport and rebranded it as BalticCargo.Click to read more... Maximus supports GCAA safety initiative  Fathi Buhazza, president and CEO of Maximus Air Cargo, notes that the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority is taking steps with operators who do not meet safety standards.Click to read more... AA Cargo opens new JFK facility  American Airlines Cargo (AA Cargo) has opened its newly-relocated air freight terminal at New York JFK International airport.Click to read more... Frankfurt growth 'bullish' Cargo in January at Frankfurt-Main airport improved by 32.2 percent compared to the same period of 2009 as a throughput of 157,637 tonnes was recorded. Click to read more... Significant improvement in freight demand  International Air Transport Association director general and CEO Giovanni Bisignani says: "Demand is moving in the right direction."Click to read more... LifeConEx – cold quality  David Bang, CEO of LifeConEx, says that the company takes a firm approach to ensuring the integrity of the products in its care.Click to read more... Fraport Subject to approval by individual airline association members, an agreement has been reached between airport operator Fraport and airline representatives to raise airport charges at Frankfurt by 2.9 percent each year between 2012 and 2015, in order to ensure the gateway's "future viability and competitiveness". Schiphol Amsterdam Airport Schiphol processed 106,937 tonnes of freight in January, up by 17.8 percent on the same month of 2009. Traffic on the Asia sector rose by 40.2 percent year-on-year. MASkargo sees bright prospects  Malaysia Airlines' freight division has contributed towards a return to profitability for the flag-carrier.Click to read more...
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