At a workshop held during IATA’s World Cargo Symposium, moderators sparked an interactive discussion about how technology can be applied to the air cargo business and the hurdles ahead. Whether it’s blockchain, artificial intelligence (A.I.), augmented reality, or the “internet…
READ MORE >On March 6, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released an e-commerce strategy that addresses the growing volume of imported small packages. The strategy strengthens CBP’s ability to protect health and safety while maintaining a strong trade facilitation posture in e-commerce.
READ MORE >Singapore’s Changi Airport is betting that the key sectors of pharmaceuticals, perishables and e-commerce will drive new growth in the months and years ahead. “These three verticals are the key pillars to Singapore’s manufacturing industry,” says Jaisey Yip, a representative…
READ MORE >In response to the recent surge in demand for air cargo services, Brussels Airport (BRU) has announced that it is investing €100 million in expanding its cargo facilities.
READ MORE >A recent fire aboard an air freighter calls attention back to the importance of transporting lithium batteries safely.
READ MORE >Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy is working to elevate its Office of Trade Negotiations from its current director-led organization to an assistant minister-led one and also to increase its staff by 50, according to the Korea Herald.
READ MORE >According to Transport Topics, a development group announced plans on March 1 for a sprawling new industrial park near Savannah, Ga., where cargo traffic through the nation’s fastest growing container port has left warehousing space at a premium.
READ MORE >HKIA is one of the few airports to achieve an airport-wide certification for pharmaceuticals, which means that it has the expertise to handle the entire pharmaceutical transportation process from end-to-end, from aircraft touchdown to releasing the pharmaceuticals to agents.
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