Cross-border e-commerce has become a structural driver of air cargo demand, with airports such as Liège strengthening their position through 24/7 operations and unconstrained access that enable rapid…
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Iran war pushes Middle Eastern airlines towards $4.3bn loss in 2026 As the US and Israel launched air strikes on Iran on 28 February 2026, Iran struck back near US military installations in the Gulf,…
Two American Airlines Boeing 737-800s were airborne in the same sector near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)… The post FAA probes two American Airlines 737s flying under same callsign…
A Syrian Airlines passenger flight arrived in Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO) on August 16, 2026,, marking the… The post Syrian Airlines resumes Damascus-Moscow flights after…
Aircraft on Ground (AOG) events have become a growing structural challenge for airlines due to ageing fleets, supply chain disruption and expanding aircraft numbers, making rapid parts delivery…
Airfreight resilience is increasingly being driven by scheduled network structures rather than reactive charter operations, allowing operators such as Magma Aviation to maintain stable performance…
Africa’s air cargo market is outperforming global trends, with projected growth of 6 percent and demand rising 7 percent in March 2026. The Africa-Asia corridor is driving much of this momentum,…
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