French pilots to strike on Monday
Air France prepares emergency schedule to meet threat of disruption to cargo
Air cargo welcomes emissions pledge
Lobby group backs ICAO year-end target and calls on EU to abandon ETS and join global effort
SIA paints a gloomy picture
World's second largest airline struggles with rising costs and sluggish demand
Korean reports massive losses in 2011
Sluggish air cargo demand and rising fuel prices to blame, but carrier hopes Olympics will provide a business boost
Flying start for Dubai's new airport
Sea-air traffic growing as carriers take advantage of bonded links to Jebel Ali
Boeing delivers first of five jumbos to AirBridgeCargo
All-cargo carrier has options on further five 747-8Fs
Etihad Airways buys more freighters
UAE flag-carrier aims to double its Airbus fleet as it eyes expansion of air cargo network
Budapest reports record air cargo volumes
Hungarian airport hits new heights with 2011 throughput topping 100,000 tonnes for the first time
Doubts as Turkish makes a new bid for LOT
Loss-making Polish flag-carrier a prime target, but EU ownership rules may be a barrier
Air express traffic hits new heights at Marseille
Southern France gateway posts air cargo record for fourth consecutive year, thanks largely to continued growth in express shipments.
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Friday Focus: Do air cargo carriers need new thinking?
Much of the freight flying today has to be moved by air, either because of its value or due to economic emergency, so why do carriers struggle to generate profits? ask Anand Medepalli and Bill Kotrba
A Day in the Life
Alexis Sioris, Head of Cargo Development at Athens International Airport
Q&A with Ravishankar Mirle
Mike King talks to Emirates' Regional Manager for cargo operations for Asia and Australasia
A Q&A with Mike Major
The CEO of the Energy Industries Council (EIC) on global trends in the energy supply chain and the challenges
Lorry Rail aims to get back in the black
Strong turnover growth at the intermodal operator, majority-owned by France's SNCF Geodis, sees the company targeting break-even next year, having been in the red since it was launched in 2007, Financial Director Olivier Storch tells IFW
An opportunity in a crisis
Over the past year, we have continuously pointed out the danger that falling freight rates represent to carriers. However, writes Mels Boer, we also see a great opportunity for carriers in the current 'lowish' markets
In my humble opinion: Is the client really always right?
The latest in a series of articles written by you, members of our industry
The A Team: The Inside Man
Emerging supply chains, not emerging markets. Global organisations are looking at how they can take advantage of shifts in trade routes and in the business landscape, writes Brad Brennan
Moving towards a brighter future
There are signs of optimism in the logistics industry, as operators start to eye growth instead of just survival, says Rob Riddleston
SBS targets growth with new appointment
Lee Hackney is new General Manager of northern UK business
