De Havilland Eyes Comeback for Classic Short Sherpa Cargo Aircraft
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada is currently assessing the feasibility of reintroducing the Short Sherpa, a twin-turboprop cargo aircraft that...
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Surging Airfreight Powers Through May, Fueled by E-Commerce Boom
Contrary to predictions, airfreight volumes have maintained their momentum since China's Lunar New Year holiday in February. The ongoing conflict...
“Emirates clears vast majority of Dubai cargo backlog as capacity returns”
In its latest update, the Dubai-based cargo carrier announced that it has successfully addressed the majority of the backlog and...
Monte Aircraft Leasing Partners with Natilus to Expand Low-Emission Cargo Aircraft Portfolio
photo source: Natilus Kona stands out with its autonomous capabilities and blended-wing-body configuration, designed to revolutionize the cargo transport industry....
ACI: Hong Kong Retains Title As World’s Busiest Cargo Airport
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) maintained its position as the globe's busiest cargo airport in 2023, handling 4.3 million metric...
Embraer Explores Civil Air Cargo Opportunities for C-390 Tactical Transport
Embraer is seeking to expand civil air-cargo opportunities for its C-390 military transport (left) and converted E-Jet freighters. photo source:...
Air Cargo Market: Riding High on Global Economic Shifts
The tale begins with a stark contrast to the desolate landscape that characterized the industry last summer, as it languished...
WindRunner: The “Largest Aircraft to be” Aims to Revolutionize Wind Energy Transportation
Dubbed the WindRunner, this groundbreaking airplane is designed to transport colossal 300-foot-long blades directly to wind farms, facilitating the deployment...
Hong Kong Cargo Terminals Lead Asia in Sustainability with IEnvA Certification
The IEnvA certification, developed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), stands as a comprehensive program independently assessing the commitment...
Revolutionizing Air Freight: Tow-Glider Innovation Promises 65% Reduction in Costs
While the idea may harken back to World War II, where payload-carrying gliders were towed into combat zones, recent advancements...
