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…
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Iran war pushes Middle Eastern airlines towards $4.3bn loss in 2026 Submitted by Gaspard Rouffin on Thu, 08/13/2026 - 16:07 Major airlines have resumed flights, but reduced capacity, international…
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,…
India’s National Testing Agency is using Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster aircraft to transport NEET-UG retest question papers to priority centres, with 18 strategic distribution hubs and continuous…
The UK–India trade agreement is expected to strengthen an established trade corridor gradually, with airfreight growth concentrated in high-value, time-sensitive and temperature-controlled sectors…
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Air Atlanta has decreased its 747-400 freighter operations on behalf of Saudia Cargo. Air Atlanta, which previously flew four 1994- to 1996-vintage 747-400Fs in ACMI service for Saudia Cargo, in May…
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