Transport and Logistics Network
Russia exported a record volume of oil products in March as Moscow successfully developed alternative routes for its deliveries one month after a Western embargo came into force, the Vedomosti business daily reported Wednesday. [1]
Supplies of seaborn…
Pieces of the East Anglia Three offshore wind farm project puzzle are falling in place as a number of contracts have recently been signed by the developer, ScottishPower Renewables, an Iberdrola company.
East Anglia Three is the second of ScottishPowe…
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Schiphol airport does not have to cut[1] flight numbers from 500,000 to 460,000 later this year, as ordered by the government, judges in Amsterdam have ruled.
KLM and a number of other airlines and aviation bodies had gone to …
Korean Air CEO Walter Cho (Korean Air)
Amid prolonged lockdowns and closed borders, the COVID-19 pandemic had been particularly brutal on the aviation sector. But Korean Air, the nation’s flag carrier, was a rare case that turned the crisis into a bl…
Global demand, measured in cargo tonne-kilometres (CTKs), dropped 7.5 percent in February compared to February 2022 (-8.3 percent for international operations), according to data from The International Air Transport Association (IATA).[1]
“This was hal…
Air cargo demand slipped again in February but exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time in eight months.
The latest statistics from IATA show that demand in February fell 7.5% year on year in cargo tonne km (CTKs).
However, CTKs for the month we…
Luxairport is re-tendering the two licences for passenger and cargo handling at Findel Airport.
On Monday, two ads related to the licences, which are about to expire, were published in newspapers and on marchés-publics.lu. Ground handling entails accom…
Making the green transition happen will require major transformation and investment. For the current long-term budget, running until 2027, EU countries have decided to devote up to 30% of all EU funding to climate-related action – this amounts to almos…
Schiphol Airport, a key European transfer hub, plans to stop late night flights and ban private jets to reduce noise and lower CO2 emissions.
Aircraft will no longer take off between midnight and 6 a.m. at the Amsterdam hub once the changes go into eff…
Lufthansa Cargo[1] has bolstered its A321 freighter network with the addition of three European destinations – Athens, Milan and Larnaca. The cargo division of German airline giant Lufthansa now serves 12 European destinations and operates over 50 wee…