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WEBPeter Sedgley died Saturday June 8th at 78. A long-time airline cargo professional, present at the creation of Emirates SkyCargo, Peter retired in 2010 and spent his days post-retirement in Penang, Malaysia with his wife Stella. His friend and co-founder of SkyCargo Ram Menen writes: Vol. 23 No. 27 Friday June 7, 2024.
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WEBWorld Airways Cargo has been closely associated with humanitarian and troop flights since the airline’s chairman the late Ed Daly personally flew the legendary last flight out of Danang, Vietnam almost thirty years ago. World said its current fleet of 16 aircraft is fully deployed elsewhere. “We have been inundated with calls from around ...
High-Tech JFK Cargo System Debut - Air Cargo News
WEBWorldwide Flight Service (WFS) began testing the Kale Air Cargo Community System (ACS), slot booking system at its JFK Building 9, on December 13, 2021. Now six months later, with more than eighty stakeholders (about 74% participation) enrolled in the WFS ‘Time Is Money’ Program, WFS reports 1,600 transactions dock in to dock out process ...
Cargo LAX Goes From Bad To Worse - Air Cargo News
WEBCargo LAX Goes From Bad To Worse. “As the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach go from bad to worse we now have LAX at a near breaking point with airfreight storage in some cases costing at 24 hours after arrival in excess of $1.00 kg per day. “Hang on as this is going to get much more chaotic before it gets better.”.
Air Cargo On IATA AGM Agenda
WEBJust nine days before a pared down International Air Transport Association (IATA) World Cargo Symposium (WCS) opens in Dublin on October 12, the really big IATA show—The 77th IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) opened for business in Boston on Sunday October 3 and runs through October 5.
Good Numbers For Air Cargo 2022
WEBIf anybody ever tells you that the freight forwarders ain’t tough, well we are here to say The Airforwarders Association (AfA) holding its AirCargo 2022 Conference this week in New Orleans is tough enough.
Airport Congestion Study Moves Forward - aircargonews.com
WEBJan 6, 2022 · Airport Congestion Study Moves Forward. While most of the conversation lately has centered on what the world, of airlines, forwarders and other players in air cargo, will look like going forward, here are some thoughts from Dan Muscatello, an expert in airport Cargo and Logistics strategy and planning. Dan brings an impressive portfolio of …
Air Cargo Airports Whitepaper
WEBThe $25 billion designated for Airports under the Infrastructure Act, will provide little if any relief for air cargo for several reasons: • The Airports Council of North America estimates a need for $115 billion in infrastructure investment over the next five years, so the allocated $25 billion under the Infrastructure Act would ...
Future Of Air Cargo
WEBThe aircraft, Merrill said, will move up to 500 pounds of cargo 300 miles without airport infrastructure. On its earliest modern era ocean hopping aircraft, the elegant Lockheed Constellation, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines utilized a detachable pod for extra baggage and cargo for its long-distance flights. The snazziest cargo branding was dreamed up ...
At Air Cargo 2023
WEBDown On The Pharma in Stand 227 up in the air with all kinds of big things ahead for 2023 at Delta Cargo. Here the Delta Crew of Logistics Specialists are (from left) Brittney Lovelace (perfect name for Valentine’s Day), Ryan Dieckbernd, Michael Hatfield, Andy Kirschner, Brian Akers talking up the new LATAM Airlines Joint Venture partnership that will connect to the world like never before ...