Tag: SIA Cargo
Singapore Airlines finds hope in reopening and vaccines
SIA Cargo's cargo load factor hit 88.7 percent in December, marking the seventh consecutive month of above 80 percent CLFs....
Read MoreSIA Group posts net loss in first quarter despite cargo picking up slack
Much of the cargo demand came from urgent movements of personal protective equipment, pharmaceuticals and fresh food....
Read MoreBoeing to provide customized solution for Singapore Airlines Cargo
Boeing Asia Pacific Aviation Services signs first fleet engineering services contract for Singapore Airlines Cargo’s fleet of 747-400 freighters...
Read MoreSingapore Changi Airport goes community route for CEIV Pharma
The pioneering batch of companies in the Changi CEIV Community consists of SIA Cargo, dnata Singapore, Global Airfreight International, Expeditors Singapore, CEVA Logistics Singapore, and Schenker Singapore....
Read MoreSIA cargo load factors continue to slide in Aug
Overall for the month SIA Cargo carried 93,900 tonnes of cargo....
Read MoreSIA Cargo sees improving cargo traffic
Total freight carried for the month rose 14.7 per cent y-o-y to 84,800 tonnes....
Read MoreSIA Cargo revenue down despite slight yield gain
SIA Cargo recorded lower revenue, notwithstanding a 0.9 per cent improvement in yield, as the airfreight market continued to be affected by excess capacity....
Read MoreJan de Rijk renews contract with Singapore Airlines Cargo
Jan de Rijk Logistics will provide European trucking services to Singapore Airlines Cargo as preferred supplier at their main European hubs in Brussels and Amsterdam Airport....
Read MoreSingapore Airlines sees slight cargo growth
Load factors were higher on all route regions, except for South West Pacific region where cargo traffic was weaker and did not match the increase in capacity....
Read MoreSIA Cargo traffic continues to slide in Feb
Singapore Airlines Cargo saw a drop of 11.1 per cent to 414.7 million FTK for February 2014, year-on-year and although capacity contracted by four per cent it was not enough to offset the shrinking cargo volumes, leading......
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