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As global air cargo hubs face mounting pressure from e-commerce growth, labour shortages, decarbonisation targets and rising operational complexity, airports are entering a new phase of…

National Airlines’ first Boeing 777-200 freighter has undertaken its first charter flight as the carrier prepares to introduce another three of the type to operations. Florida-based…

EUROCAE’s Working Group (WG) 105 has published ED-341: Guidelines for showing compliance with SAIL III and IV non-design related SORA Operational Safety Objectives. WG 105 is…

Alaska Airlines operates five Boeing 787-Dreamliners   –  Picture: courtesy of Alaska Airlines Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have unified their cargo operations on a single digital…

Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has published guidance for the operation of multiple drones. “Guidelines for Safely Operating Multiple Unmanned Aerial Vehicles…

Disrupted operations leave Germany’s northern rail network in chaosHuge rail bottlenecks are being reported across the busy network, with carriers, forwarders and rail freight operators battling…

Wheels Up and Air Partner used to be two distinct options for aircraft owners shopping for managed programs or leaseback arrangements. That’s no longer the case.…

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force’s proposed $71 billion budget for fiscal 2027 is drawing attention for its investments in missile-warning satellites, proliferated low Earth orbit…

The Czech Ministry of Interior has signed a contract with Airbus Helicopters for 11 five-bladed H145 helicopters, aiming to upgrade the country’s public safety aviation capabilities…

Choked container yards strain terminal operations at Sri Lanka’s Colombo PortIndustry sources say operations have been affected by yard congestion and associated delays in inter-terminal transfer…