Recently statistics have showed that Chinese airlines are suffering protecting load factors because of capacity additions while the European airlines on the contrary are suffering due to capacity reductions. The […]
Hong Kong based Cathay Pacific, the world’s largest cargo airline reports a 2.5% y-o-y decline of cargo revenues during the first half of 2015. An improved cargo load factor at Cathay […]
German container carrier, Hapag Lloyd has invested in a 12.000 teu reefer container fleet. The order is the largest in the company’s history. The Geman carrier today is already leading […]
Drewry, UK’s maritime analysts have reported that the possible merger of both Chinese state owned container carriers, China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) and Cosco could have a very serious impact […]
Atlas Air Worldwide has seen its net income rise up with us dollar 27.1 million y-o-y for H1 2015 although the devaluation impact of the yuan on the cargo volumes. William […]
Frankfurt, Paris and Amsterdam, the three most important European cargo hubs have all reported a decline in cargo volumes during H1 2016. Frankfurt, the number one EU airport, faced a […]
Taiwanese container carrier has decided to completely withdraw from the Asia-Europe routes due to the bad market conditions, overcapacity of the market and low spot rates. This decision will favour […]
Both airlines have extended their contractual agreement indefinitely extending their network deal whereas IAG Cargo was buying cargo capacity from Qatar Airways to include nine routes. The partnership now includes […]
Temasek Holdings’, Singaporean state’s investor, has planned the sale of Neptune Orient Lines offering potential buyers a modern fleet at a competitive price which is expected to be around us […]
Thai Airways International is planning to cut 1,401 jobs through voluntary retirement in an attempt to cut operating costs by us dollar 257 million during 2015, Reuters reported. Thai Airways […]
