A solid, if not pain-free, year for CEVA [05/Mar/2010]

CEVA is no longer in intensive care and in fact, in many respects, the company is out-performing its peers, according to its latest annual results. Read Full Article...

No surprises in K+N results but provision made for competition fine [03/Mar/2010]

Kuehne + Nagel’s 2009 annual results released at the beginning of the week were unsurprising to the extent that they showed a heavy fall in revenue, yet a more modest fall in profit. Read Full Article...

Cathay Pacific and Air China announce cargo merger [01/Mar/2010]

Cathay Pacific and Air China have agreed to merge some of their cargo operations through a purchase of 49% of Air China Cargo (ACC) by Cathay. Read Full Article...

Lufthansa strike will have impact on air freight market. [22/Feb/2010]

Lufthansa Cargo is under threat from a four day strike by its own pilots and that of its parent company, Lufthansa. Read Full Article...

IATA looks back at "worst ever" year and forward to a better one [29/Jan/2010]

Following "the worst year the industry has ever seen", IATA is a little more optimistic about air freight and general air transport sector prospects for 2010. Read Full Article...

Logistics critical in Haiti disaster [18/Jan/2010]

The emergency response to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti is a vivid example of the important role which the logistics industry plays in supplying aid to disaster areas. Read Full Article...

Air carriers boosted by Asia Pacific surge [13/Jan/2010]

A new round of air cargo figures for December has been released by the major airlines, showing the beneficial effects of the upturn experienced in the Asia Pacific region. Read Full Article...

Air freight continues to grow out of Hong Kong [11/Jan/2010]

The booming demand for air freight out of China is reflected in the latest figures published by Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (HACTL). Read Full Article...

Looking back over a decade - and at prospects for 2010 [04/Jan/2010]

The last 10 years saw a transformation of the global logistics industry – and with the battle to survive economic recession still far from over, 2010 is set to see further substantial upheaval. Read Full Article...

Airline industry to lose $5.6 billion in 2010 [16/Dec/2009]

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revised its financial outlook for 2010 to an expected $5.6 billion global net loss, larger than previously forecast. Read Full Article...