Air Cargo Dangerous Goods

Despite nearly 1.25 million dangerous goods (DG) shipments handled by airfreight stakeholders each year, the industry needs more support in...

The third installment in Air Cargo World’s 2022 webinar series, “Dangerous goods in focus: Shoring up air cargo logistics,” is...

Singapore-based handler SATS, alongside its Hong Kong subsidiary Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT) and Indonesian joint venture PT Jasa Angkasa Semesta...

LONDON — Awery Aviation Software is partnering with software developer DGOffice for digital dangerous goods (DG) documentation compliance amid a...

France-based CEVA Logistics will have nine locations certified by the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Center of Excellence for Independent...

Dogs were used to detect lithium batteries in cargo shipments, baggage and mail for a six-month study recently completed in...

As air carriers opt out of handling certain lithium batteries, those that must ship by cargo aircraft only have become...

Industry-regulated, standardized training and certification are key to safety when handling dangerous goods like lithium batteries, said panelists at the...

In April 2021 three cargo pallets packed with China-manufactured Vivo smartphones and accessories caught fire at Hong Kong International Airport...

In April 2021 three cargo pallets packed with China-manufactured Vivo smartphones and accessories caught fire at Hong Kong International Airport...

Shanghai Pudong International Airport Cargo Terminal Co., Ltd. (PACTL) has suspended the acceptance of inbound dangerous goods (DG) shipments at...

Air Cargo World has released the agenda for its first Air Cargo Tech Summit, to be held June 6-7 at...

IAG Cargo has adopted Dangerous Goods AutoCheck (DG AutoCheck), a system that allows airlines, ground handlers and freight forwarders to...

Russia-based AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), a subsidiary cargo carrier of Volga-Dnepr Group, obtained approval from the Civil Aviation Administration of China...