Air Cargo

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[ November 13, 2019 ] Azul Receives First Airbus A321neo Aircraft Orders and Deliveries
[ November 13, 2019 ] Europe Issues Type Certification to Airbus BelugaXL Planes
[ November 12, 2019 ] South African Airways Announces Employee Cuts in Restructuring Effort News
[ November 12, 2019 ] Tokyo’s Narita Airport Suggests Third Runway Addition and New Development Airports
[ November 11, 2019 ] A New Inspiration of Japan: An Inside Look at ANA’s New Premium Products News
[ November 11, 2019 ] New Orleans International Airport Opens New Terminal Building Airports
[ November 10, 2019 ] Airbus Ends October on a Strong Note Planes
[ November 10, 2019 ] Sea-Tac Airport Reaches New Milestone in North Satellite Modernization Project Airports
[ November 9, 2019 ] U.S. Airlines Extend Boeing 737 MAX Cancellations Again News
[ November 9, 2019 ] Flybondi’s Founder Steps Down From Airline After Leaked Political Message News

Airlines

The Growing Demand for Fresh Produce via Air Cargo

August 11, 2019 Hemal Gosai

There are many planes in the sky that aren’t filled with passengers. There are many airlines whose sole existence is to ship cargo from one place to another. They can be seen at many airports

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The Cost of Free Shipping: Cargo Pilots Claim Amazon is Driving Down Air Cargo Industry Standards

June 8, 2018 Thomas Pallini

As the old saying goes, “if it’s free, it’s for me,” and for most American consumers, nothing beats free. Ecommerce giant Amazon understands this well and is known for providing its Amazon Prime customers with