Airfreight rates soften as bellies bounce back on the Atlantic
The start of May has seen a softening of the air freight market – with ...
Air Canada Cargo is set to launch a transatlantic freighter flight next month, when its second converted 767-300 enters its fleet. First stop on the list is Frankfurt, which will see a twice-weekly service, according to SimpleFlying. The carrier is also planning a weekly flight to Cologne and Istanbul, and a thrice-weekly service into Madrid. It has also added routes to Latin America and Miami. Worth a read to discover Air Canada’s full freighter ambitions.
Hapag books $4.7bn Q1 profit, but the outlook is uncertain as costs rise
Carriers ramp up blank sailings as China lockdowns persist
CMA CGM offers cash incentive for returning containers early
Inditex lobbies for Maersk to win contract to run new Bangladesh terminal
ONE and Evergreen launch cross-alliance slot-charter transpac deal
Port of Colombo resumes operations after 20-hour labour strike
Lockdowns driving multinational soul-searching on staying in China
One-third of foreign workers look set to leave China this summer
Cargolux highs and lows: running a freight airline not for the faint-hearted
Congestion and rates drove huge modal shift to air freight last year
Del Monte says 'yes' to opening vessel capacity to third-party shippers
Carriers continue to report big returns, but the horizon looks murky
Comment on this article