Air Capacity

Uganda Airlines has finalized a substantial $985 million deal with Boeing for ten aircraft, including two cargo-converted jets

Oman Air Cargo introduces a new daily road feeder service linking Dubai and Muscat, boosting regional cargo connectivity.

Aeroglobe Aviation Services will now provide cargo handling for Hong Kong Air Cargo's freighter services at Istanbul Airport

San Miguel Corporation expects the first runway at the New Manila International Airport to be finished ahead of its 2028 target

Google Cloud joins Kuehne+Nagel's SAF program, committing to 5.2 million liters to reduce CO2e emissions

Noida International Airport has launched domestic cargo operations with its first freighter arrival at the Multi Modal Cargo Hub

Syria plans a US$6 billion airport redevelopment in Damascus and Aleppo, including new radar systems to boost overflight revenue

Iraq's Prime Minister has halted a $764 million Baghdad International Airport upgrade project amid corruption concerns

Vietnam Airlines appointed ECS Group as its cargo GSSA in South Korea to boost sales and operational efficiency.

Challenge Group is expanding its Europe-Asia air cargo network with a new Liège-Shanghai route and increased capacity to Mumbai

European Cargo, operating converted A340-600 freighters, entered receivership due to high fuel costs and market weakness

Freight forwarders are cautiously optimistic about a preliminary US-Iran peace agreement, which could reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

CMA CGM Group plans to acquire Crystal Aero Solutions, an aircraft maintenance firm, bolstering its air cargo operations.

Global air cargo tonnage increased by 3% in the week ending June 7, driven by capacity restoration and lower fuel costs.

JAL temporarily suspends Tokyo-Hong Kong freighter service but maintains capacity through a Kalitta Air codeshare

Air Cargo Shanghai 2026 will emphasize China's rising importance in global airfreight, drawing numerous international attendees.

Manufacturing decentralization from China into Southeast Asia and India is reshaping airfreight networks, capacity, and pricing.

Billund Airport is upgrading its pharmaceutical airfreight facilities to meet increasing demand for temperature-controlled logistics.

Air cargo networks are being redesigned to embed resilience and operational flexibility, treating disruption as a permanent factor

East Midlands Airport has become the UK's leading express airfreight hub, handling over 413,000 tonnes annually.

Central Asia is becoming a permanent air cargo bridge between Asia and Europe due to geopolitical shifts and airspace limitations

Neutral airfreight consolidation is becoming a key strategy for forwarders to maintain independence and secure competitive capacity.

Asia-Pacific air cargo demand is reshaping Europe's network, with secondary hubs gaining importance over congested primary gateways

Asia-Pacific remains a key driver of global air cargo, with growth concentrated in e-commerce and intra-Asia trade.

Royal Air Maroc Cargo is focusing on high-value Asia-Africa air cargo, developing Casablanca as a transshipment hub

Australia has launched a Green Fuels Accelerator program to support the development of commercial-scale low-carbon liquid fuels.

Trans-Pacific air cargo volumes for high-tech goods, especially data center components, have seen a 70% increase

LATAM Cargo initiated a weekly Boeing 767 freighter service from Frankfurt to Antofagasta, supporting Chile's mining sector.

China Cargo Airlines has expanded its fleet with a new Boeing 777 freighter, reaching a total of 20 777Fs.

Top football nations have increased air cargo imports, particularly for fashion items, coinciding with the FIFA World Cup.