Regulators
AAPA’s Assembly of Presidents to meet in virtual format
Travel restrictions and blanket quarantine measures prevent industry leaders from meeting in Japan for AAPA’s annual assembly....
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Cargo down 19.3 percent in August, as AAPA asks states to tune border rules
Asia Pacific carriers carried 1 million international passengers in August, just 3 percent of the traffic in the same......
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Payload Asia’s Monthly Wrap: So long, ghost month!
In this month’s wrap-up: Shanghai hosts China’s connected aircraft congress and avionics forum; US airlines scrape by Laura but......
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SIA, trade associations welcome Singapore’s easing of border restrictions
The city-state will allow general travel to and from Brunei Darussalam and New Zealand starting 1 September. ...
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Emirates SkyCargo revalidates pharma certification at Dubai hub
Emirates SkyCargo has received a revalidation of the European Union Good Distribution Practices (EU GDP) certification for pharma operations......
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Urgent call for alternatives to large electronic restrictions
IATA calls for better information sharing and coordination on security measures among governments and with the industry....
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BARIG criticises Frankfurt fee incentives
According to BARIG, which represents around 100 national and international airlines, the new fee structure places established airlines at......
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Vladimir Zubkov to be TIACA’s new secretary general
Zubkov has more than 40 years’ experience in the air transport industry, including senior roles with the International Civil......
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China’s lastest cargo carrier gets green light
Once all formalities are completed, the cargo carrier will be able to operate domestic Chinese (including Hong Kong, Macau......
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Swiss WorldCargo offers real-time visibility for sensitive shipments
Swiss WorldCargo allows approved active tracking devices and provides a 24/7 dedicated intervention team....
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Regulators pledge closer global cooperation with industry at TIACA ACF
The air cargo community must work towards a paperless environment to ensure the industry maintains and develops its competitiveness,......
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EU failed to remedy 40 years of Airbus subsidies: WTO
Rather than comply with their WTO obligations to remedy the US$17 billion in past subsidies provided to Airbus, the......
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New declaration speeds e-commerce at Schiphol
The new declaration has been designed to help shippers import and export items that are being purchased via e-commerce......
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Legit lithium batteries take the heat this time
Virtually all major airlines now have either an outright ban on the new Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in place,......
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Garuda to fly to LAX or JFK from next year
With the International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) Category 1 rating, Garuda Indonesia is now able to establish service to......
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