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For the first time in its 80-year history, Saadia Zahidi has been appointed as IATA's first female Director General. A long-time leader at the World...

When disaster strikes, air cargo doesn't wait, it delivers hope. After the devastating June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela, the global air cargo...

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has appointed Mammen Tharakan as its next Director General, succeeding Glyn Hughes in August 2026. ...

From startup to global contender in just five years. Mammoth Freighters has secured FAA certification for its Boeing 777-200LR freighter and this...

Australia's air cargo landscape is taking off. Western Sydney International has welcomed its first cargo flight, while Avalon Cargo Melbourne has...

Can wind power the future of global cargo shipping? More than 100 commercial cargo ships are already using wind propulsion systems, helping reduce...

India has unveiled its first export-import (EXIM) shipping container built for a major global shipping line, marking a significant step toward...

IATA's revised Direct Air Waybill (DAWB) framework has sparked debate across the global air cargo industry. While IATA says the changes improve...

How did a small cooperative of nine Danish truckers become the world's largest freight forwarder by revenue? In this episode of Business of Cargo, we...

India has just secured its biggest-ever foreign private investment in port infrastructure. The world's largest container shipping company,...

Noida International Airport is preparing for its first cargo flight on June 17, marking its entry into air cargo and opening a new chapter for trade...

India’s land ports are entering a new digital era. With the launch of VINIMAY (Land Port Management System), India is connecting customs, border...