Etihad Cargo fully prepared for UAE-PLACI

Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has announced its complete readiness for the UAE Pre-Loading Advance Cargo Information (PLACI) regulations, ensuring that partners and customers will experience no disruptions in their shipments. This achievement underscores the carrier’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security and efficiency in operations. PLACI is an advanced security measure designed to enhance the monitoring and safety of air cargo. It

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DHL Supply Chain partners with Omoda and Jaecoo

DHL Supply Chain has been appointed by Omoda and Jaecoo UK in a new multi-year warehousing contract ahead of their UK debut. Both brands are built by one of China’s largest car manufacturers, Chery Automobile Co. Through the new contract, DHL will support aftermarket services for both Omoda and Jaecoo by storing spare parts, accessories and components including batteries for electric and hybrid vehicles. Leveraging sector expertise, DHL will provide

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IATA Reports Strong Global Air Cargo Growth in March 2024

The latest data from IATA reveals robust annual growth in global air cargo markets, with March 2024 showing promising figures. According to IATA’s report, total global demand measured in cargo tonne-kilometres (CTKs) surged by 10.3% compared to March 2023, marking the fourth consecutive month of double-digit year-on-year growth. International operations experienced an even stronger growth rate of 11.4%. Willie Walsh, IATA Director General, highlighted the significance of this growth, stating

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FlyNamibia Expands Air Capacity to Meet Growing Demand in Lüderitz

The burgeoning energy market growth in Lüderitz has spurred the need for expanded air capacity to facilitate daily service between Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, and the port city in the southwestern coastal desert region. Introduced by FlyNamibia last July, the service has already seen approximately 5,000 passengers flying between Windhoek and Lüderitz. French multinational TotalEnergies played a pivotal role in implementing the service, alongside its groundbreaking work in offshore exploration drilling.

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Angola to Certify Five Airports to Enhance International Connectivity and Safety

Angola plans to certify five airports in the short and medium term to enhance operational security and international connectivity, according to the Minister of Transport, Ricardo de Abreu. Speaking on Monday in Luanda during a workshop on aerodrome certification, the minister emphasized the importance of these initiatives for the country. Ricardo de Abreu, addressing Rádio Nacional de Angola, explained that the workshop aims to train Angolan specialists and personnel in

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TAAG Revokes HiFly Partnership, Takes Over Luanda-Lisbon Route

TAAG Angola Airlines has ended its partnership with HiFly and taken full control of the Luanda-Lisbon route using its international Boeing 777-300ER fleet. This announcement was made by Nelson de Oliveira, President of TAAG’s Executive Committee, during the inauguration of a new corporate customer service store located in Cidade Financeira, Talatona, on Friday. “TAAG has resumed its DTT 5.2 flight, which departs from Luanda at 12:30 p.m., ending the service

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TAAG Achieves Historic Cargo Milestone with 96 Tons of Freight to Angola

TAAG-Linhas Aéreas de Angola announced a significant achievement last Friday, transporting 96 tons of material from its European distribution center in Liege, Belgium, to Doutor António Agostinho Neto International Airport in Angola. This milestone marks a historic moment in TAAG’s cargo operations to Angola. The operation was conducted using a Network Aviation Group Boeing 747-400F freighter. In a statement released yesterday, TAAG highlighted that since March, its cargo operations have

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TAAG Angola Airlines and RTX Pratt & Whitney Canada Ink Six-Year Engine Maintenance Deal

TAAG (Linhas Aéreas de Angola) and RTX Pratt & Whitney Canada have finalized a six-year engine maintenance agreement, as announced in a press release by the national airline. The comprehensive contract covers maintenance for 13 PW150A engines along with a spare engine held in inventory. It includes a Fleet Management Program (FMP™), tailored by Pratt & Whitney to address TAAG’s specific operational requirements. Nelson de Oliveira, President of TAAG’s Executive

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Morocco Aims to Become an Aviation Manufacturing Hub

Moroccan authorities are strategically positioning the country to emerge as a pivotal aviation hub, drawing the attention of investors keen on diversifying their supply chains across various nations. While Africa’s aviation sector has shown promise, it has yet to fully unleash its potential compared to other continents. One crucial strategy to unlock this potential is for Africa to establish itself as a significant player in aviation manufacturing. According to reports

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Lufthansa Cargo puts spotlight on its roadmap on Supply Chain Day

Lufthansa Cargo has invited interested parties to visit the Lufthansa Cargo centre in Frankfurt, the airline’s main hub for cargo, for a behind-the-scenes look on Supply Chain Day, April 18. Frankfurt Airport is a key hub in Europe, handling up to 20,000 tonnes per week. To continue supporting companies in participating in global trade amid growing industry demands, Lufthansa Cargo primarily relies on digitalisation and innovative measures, mentions the official

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