Tag: The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA)

Moving cargo from Point A to Point B is challenging enough. When you add a crisis caused by natural disaster ...

The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS’s new guidelines for sustainable aviation fuel credits under the Biden administration’s 2022 Inflation Reduction ...

The air cargo industry saw several appointments and promotions in November — and a couple of surprises.  Cargojet appoints co-CEOs  ...

A new program and sponsorship fund will support carriers and others operating at Brussels Airport in the quest for sustainability.  ...

Montreal-based air cargo logistics advisory company SASI World has appointed Doug Brittin as vice president of aviation security practice.   Previously, ...

African air cargo players face key challenges developing “the next generation workforce,” attendees were told at the June Africa summit ...

The airfreight market can expect modest growth in 2024 and may even see a slight upturn in the second half ...

As carriers lag in moving freighter operations in Mexico City to Felipe Angeles International Airport from Benito Juarez International Airport, ...

Africa’s share of the global air cargo market might only be 2% in cargo tonne –kilometers, but industry expansion moves ...

Sixty percent of air cargo carriers have adopted digital booking technology, and while that’s a vast improvement over just two ...

Carriers have begun moving freighter operations in Mexico City to Felipe Angeles International Airport from Benito Juarez International Airport, but not ...

The carrot didn’t work, so now IAG Cargo is trying the stick.  Thirteen years after the introduction of the electronic ...

Sustainability remains a key focus for the airfreight industry as stakeholders look to decarbonize operations by 2050 to meet the ...

MIAMI — Businesses looking to overcome supply chain challenges amid a changing global environment must adapt and focus on retaining ...