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African airlines see 1% demand increase for cargo: IATA
By STAT Timeswww.stattimes.com - This was the fourth consecutive month in which the region posted the strongest increase in international demand and only instance of year-on-year growth among all regions in international volumes.Lufthansa Cargo welcomes ninth B777F in Frankfurt
By STAT Timeswww.stattimes.com - The new aircraft bears the namePayCargo receives $35 million funding from Insight Partners
By STAT Timeswww.stattimes.com - The capital will be used to expand global adoption of its electronic payments network and accelerate investments in its market-leading technology.Delta Cargo launches API connection
By STAT Timeswww.stattimes.com - Through the API connection, customers can now easily shop, book and track their shipments from their own platforms.IAG Cargo launches new direct route to Lahore
By STAT Timeswww.stattimes.com - The new service will strengthen IAG Cargo’s existing presence in Pakistan, which since 2019 has also included flights to Islamabad, which resumed service on 14 September 2020 operating daily between the two capital cities.
time:matters expands air cargo network from Germany to Spaintime:matters, in cooperation with CB Logistik, has optimised its flight network in the area of spare parts logistics/after sales service.
- Glyn Hughes to leave IATA as global head of cargo in January 2021
Glyn Hughes, current global head of cargo at International Air Transport Association (IATA), leaves the airline industry organisation amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Geodis appoints Mike Honious as President and CEO Americas
Mike Honious will succeed Randy Tucker, who is retiring as President & CEO of GEODIS in Americas.
- Qatar Airways to launch four weekly flights to Accra, Ghana starting Sep 29
By mid-October, Qatar Airways will operate 46 weekly flights to 14 destinations in Africa, including Addis Ababa, Dar es Salaam, Djibouti, Entebbe, Kigali, Kilimanjaro, Lagos, Mogadishu, Nairobi, Seychelles, Tunis, Windhoek and Zanzibar.
- SpiceJet posts Q1 results, revenue from cargo increases by 144 per cent
In addition to handling its regular cargo business, it also transported surgical supplies, sanitizers, face masks, coronavirus rapid test kits and more
