Full steam ahead for major expansion of Eurasian rail freight traffic
Eurasian rail freight services continue to expand, as volumes between Azerbaijan and Iran surge and ...
Air Incheon, the South Korean all-cargo carrier that launched in 2012, is to expand its network and provide regular flights to China, Japan and Russia with its two 737-400Fs. Stating it will be “competitively priced” it will no doubt seek to take advantage of growing intra-Asian trade. Up till now it has only offered ad hoc flights to Sakhalin island off Russia’s far east coast.
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