Wiseway Group will begin on the ground operations in the United States starting from next month.
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Amazon Air expands fleet to over 80 aircrafts
Amazon is expanding its aircraft fleet with plans to increase its air cargo operations to more than 80 planes as the online retailer takes advantage of the weak aviation market.
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Air cargo dominating passenger aircrafts
There have been about 50 flights a day of passenger planes filled only with freight leaving and arriving in Australia over the past week, according to the Federal Government.
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First freighter flight to fly directly into the epicentre of the coronavirus
The chinese Government has allowed permission for the first freighter flight directly to Wuhan, China. Australian freight company, Wiseway Logistics, will transport humanitarian aid cargo to the region.
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Major announcement for Victorian exporters delivering goods to the Port of Melbourne
The Andrews Labor Government announced they’re investing in a new proposal to reduce truck congestion at the Port of Melbourne.
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Market shift advantages airfreight
There's been an increase of +2.7% in air freight capacity at the same time as demand decreased by 4.7%.
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Amazon buys 15 more freighter aircraft for Prime network
Amazon is adding fifteen Boeing 737-800 converted freighter aircraft to its Prime delivery network fleet.
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Maersk to introduce a virtual assistant named Captain Peter
Maersk is set to enhance its Remote Container Management (RCM) platform by a virtual assistant, named “Captain Peter”. The avatar will assist customers along the journey of their cargo.
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Air freight achieves modest growth in October
The IATA has released data for global air freight markets showing that demand rose 3.1% in October 2018.
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Renault to bring back cargo sailing ships
Groupe Renault is partnering with NEOLINE to reduce the carbon footprint of the group’s supply chain.
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