Tag: Alexandre de Juniac
Global Air Freight Demand Increases 13% in May
All regions, with the exception of Latin America, reported year-on-year double-digit increases in air freight demand in May 2017....
Read MoreDespite demand easing, growth rates are more robust
Over the whole year, air freight is headed for a healthy growth rate of 7.5%, that will be supported by strong pharmaceuticals and e-commerce....
Read MoreUrgent call for alternatives to large electronic restrictions
IATA calls for better information sharing and coordination on security measures among governments and with the industry....
Read MoreIATA welcomes entry into force of WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement
This follows the ratification of the treaty by two-thirds of the members of the World Trade Organization....
Read MoreBolloré Logistics pursues its global IATA CEIV Pharma certification process
Confirms its commitment to apply the highest international quality standard in the global pharmaceutical transport chain....
Read MoreAir cargo ends 2016 on a positive note
All regions, with the exception of Latin America, experienced positive freight growth in 2016. ...
Read MoreIATA announces leadership changes at 72nd AGM
Willie Walsh, CEO of International Airlines Group (IAG) was appointed chairman of the IATA Board of Governors (BoG), and Alexandre de Juniac, chairman and CEO of Air France-KLM, was confirmed to succeed Tony Tyler as IATA’s director......
Read MoreSingapore Airlines, Air France KLM said to be in talks on possible partnership
A Singaporean delegation was recently in Paris for talks with Air France, according to a report in France’s La Tribune newspaper....
Read MoreAF-KLM’s de Juniac to fill Tyler’s shoes at IATA
IATA's Board of Governors (BoG), unanimously approved the recommendation of Alexandre de Juniac, chairman and CEO of Air France-KLM, to succeed retiring director general and CEO, Tony Tyler....
Read MoreAF-KLM Cargo narrows loss, still firmly in red
Air France-KLM Cargo has reported 2013 operating losses of €202 million on revenues of just over €2.8 billion...
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