Several key Asia-Europe sea-air hubs have recorded a strong surge in tonnages in the last few weeks, as shippers continue to seek alternative logistics solutions due to the disruptions to container shipping caused by the attacks on ships in the Red Sea. Freight sources have reported, anecdotally, that some Asia-Europe sea-air hubs such as Dubai,

The furore over Schiphol’s plans to cut slots to appease locals and quell noise, has led to some dissatisfaction over the appointment of ex-union firebrand Joost van Doesburg as head of cargo. Mr van Doesburg has always been a passionate supporter of the causes he is employed to take up, which in part explains local shippers’

De douane gaat starten met de “douane vervoer applicatie” (DVA). Vanaf 2 december 2024 verandert er het e.e.a. in het aangifteproces door de nieuwe applicatie. Alle aangevers hebben hiervoor al een brief ontvangen van de Douane met de gevolgen van deze veranderingen. Daarnaast organiseert de Douane begin april een webinar over dit onderwerp. Als daar

Economisch gezien is het van belang dat luchtvrachtsector op Schiphol niet in het gedrang komt, aangezien daar naar verhouding het meest wordt verdiend. Het blijkt ook dat de snelle optie bij onverwachte gebeurtenissen een belangrijke rol vervuld. Met slechts een kleine 4% van de vluchten en de ruimte in de ‘belly’ van (intercontinentale) passagiersvluchten levert

The latest weekly figures from data analyst WorldACD show an upswing in volumes at sea-air hubs as a result of the Red Sea shipping crisis. WorldACD figures show that over the first seven weeks of the year, Dubai, Colombo and Bangkok all saw their respective tonnages to Europe increase by more than 50% year on

Schiphol and cargo information platform Cargonaut have been collaborating over the past few years to upgrade the Port Community System (PCS). The PCS is the central platform for information and data exchange between cargo players at Schiphol and authorities such as Customs. The modernisation process data faster, is fully compliant with IATA standards, is more user-friendly,  and

Let’s talk about sustainable air cargo for a moment. How do you know where you are on your sustainability journey? Can you benchmark against your peers? Are you able to show clients your progress toward a sustainable future? Not quite sure how to answer these? #BlueSky can help you with that. BlueSky is the industry’s

Samen staan we sterk! Daarom bundelen Air Cargo Netherlands en Centraal Beheer de krachten. Zo zijn we u nog beter van dienst. Door uw lidmaatschap van Air Cargo Netherlands profiteert u van kortingsafspraken met Centraal Beheer. U en uw medewerkers krijgen premiekorting op een groot aantal verzekeringen. Klik hier om verder te lezen

China’s air import tonnages dropped sharply in the final few days leading up to Lunar New Year (LNY) on 10 February, along with intra-Asia Pacific traffic, contributing to a -12% fall in overall global tonnages, week on week, according to the latest figures from WorldACD Market Data. Weekly analysis Analysis of week 6 (5 to

Maakt de logistiek definitief de omslag naar schoon, slim en samen? Het leek er op tijdens de bijeenkomst Amsterdam Logistics Versnelt!. The B House in Hoofddorp is op 12 februari gevuld met verladers, expediteurs en andere partijen uit het bedrijfsleven. Ze delen de zaal met brancheorganisaties, overheden en kennisinstellingen. De grote gemene deler: transport en

Recent air transport statistics are heartening: not only are passengers back, but cargo is in recovery too, according to the figures just released by IATA for December 2023 and the full year. Passengers (in RPKs) were up 25% in the month – and just 5.9% lower than in 2019. Cargo, which has been in decline

The number of all-cargo flights at Schiphol Airport decreased by 1% compared to January 2024. There were 1,307 cargo flights. The total transported volume was 118,253 tonnes. That is an increase of 14% compared to 2023. Click to continue