M&A radar: Post-Atlas Air comes the value-driven Lufthansa jigsaw
A corner of pure joy
Lufthansa is to cut Russian services, citing unprofitability. Flights between Frankfurt and Samara, Nizhny Novgorod and Moscow Vnukovo will cease at the end of August and start of September, leaving it serving only Moscow Domodedovo. The airline said it hoped to restore the flights but was forced to suspend them owing to lack of demand, a result of economic sanctions on Russia. Its website, however, indicates that it still operates a freighter service to Moscow Sheremetyevo.
Dock strike at Felixstowe 'inevitable', after last-ditch pay talks break down
China trade surplus under threat as peak season collapses and demand cools
More blank sailings on the cards as ocean spot rates continue to tumble
Shipping lines' move to become integrators 'a compliment' to air freight
New talks at ACAS a last-ditch bid to prevent disruptive strike at Felixstowe port
Rant radar: Here's the 'go to hell' message to forwarders
Port congestion driving more shippers to China-Europe rail and road options
Air cargo industry still eyeing a peak season, despite losing in-cabin capacity
Comment on this article