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Cargo demand up 5.7%, while capacity grows 10%: IATA
The Middle East’s air cargo market kept its momentum in October, posting steady growth while some other regions slowed. New IATA figures show that cargo demand in the region rose 5.7 per cent compared to last year. Airlines also added more space for shipments, with capacity up 10 per cent, signalling strong activity through major Middle Eastern hubs. Most of the strength came from the Middle East–Asia trade lane, which recorded an 11.5 per cent increase. This route has record

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DHL to reduce emissions in global air freight
DHL Express and Landmark Group have joined forces to make international air shipments more sustainable. Landmark Group, which runs over 2,200 stores across 21 countries, will use DHL’s GoGreen Plus programme to cut carbon emissions in its global air freight operations. Unlike traditional carbon offsetting, GoGreen Plus reduces emissions directly in the supply chain by replacing regular jet fuel with SAF, made from renewable sources. Every tonne of SAF used can cut lifecycle c

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Nov 271 min read


New digital tools to speed up, streamline air cargo ops
SeaRates.com ERP by DP World has integrated CargoAi’s digital tools into its system, giving freight forwarders a faster and more connected way to manage their air cargo operations. The partnership brings real-time tracking, instant airline quotes, booking options, and automated airway bill messaging into a single platform, making daily workflows simpler and more efficient. With the integration of CargoAi’s CargoCONNECT APIs, more than 300 forwarders using SeaRates ERP can no

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Nov 211 min read


talabat-K2 agreement for improving drone deliveries
talabat has partnered with advanced technology company K2 to launch a pilot drone delivery service in the UAE, aiming to speed up food and grocery deliveries, cut emissions, and improve logistics in busy urban areas. The agreement will test a drone-to-station model, where drones transport orders to designated points before riders complete the final handover. The move signals a major step in exploring autonomous delivery solutions for one of the region’s busiest delivery netwo

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Nov 201 min read


Radia, Maximus Air to tackle oversized cargo challenges
Radia and Maximus Air have agreed to alter how oversized and high-value cargo is moved faster. The alliance addresses a global shortage in outsized cargo capacity, a pressing challenge for sectors such as energy, aerospace, manufacturing, and emergency response. Radia CEO Mark Lundstrom said WindRunner is set to redefine large-cargo transport, while Maximus Air CEO Samir Ramadan called the partnership a step forward in strengthening global air logistics capabilities. WindRunn

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Nov 191 min read


DHL Express, REGENT partner for sustainable cargo logistics
DHL Express has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with REGENT Craft to explore the use of all-electric Seaglider vessels for regional and coastal cargo transport in the Middle East. These vessels combine the speed of an aircraft with the convenience of a boat, offering high-speed, zero-emission transport. The partnership will assess how Seagliders can be integrated into DHL’s logistics network to improve efficiency while reducing environmental impact. Bachi Spiga, VP

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Nov 191 min read


Etihad Cargo rolls out safer air transport for vehicles
Etihad Cargo has unveiled its FlightValet Light & Heavy Vehicle Restraint Kit, setting a new benchmark for secure car transport by air. Unlike conventional methods that strap through the wheels, often causing tension points and potential rim damage, this innovative system secures vehicles over the wheels, eliminating any contact with the rims. The approach ensures that the load is distributed evenly, providing maximum stability from the moment a car is loaded until it reaches

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Nov 191 min read


SolitAir fortifies air cargo linkage across Global South
SolitAir has reinforced its position as a vital cargo connector for Global South, underscoring a growing network of partnerships built on one core promise: Reliability. As demand for faster, more secure cargo movements rises across emerging markets, the airline is strengthening links between key trade lanes, offering businesses a dependable lifeline for time-critical and condition-sensitive shipments. This renewed commitment comes as the Global South experiences a surge in cr

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Nov 181 min read


Silk Way West Airlines, Azerpost to push e-commerce deliveries
Silk Way West Airlines and Azerpost have signed a cooperation deal that immediately links Azerbaijan’s national postal network with the cargo carrier’s global air routes, aiming to speed up international e-commerce deliveries and strengthen the country’s role in regional logistics. The partnership will see Silk Way West handle international air transport of parcels into Baku, while Azerpost takes charge of sorting, last-mile delivery, and domestic distribution. Both sides are

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Nov 171 min read


SolitAir showcases next-gen cargo aircraft at Dubai Airshow
SolitAir has unveiled its aircraft A6-SHA at the Dubai Airshow 2025, marking a key moment for the cargo aviation sector. The aircraft, fully prepped and on static display at location S808, highlights the company’s capabilities and ambitions in the rapidly evolving air cargo market. Designed for efficiency, reliability, and advanced operational performance, A6-SHA showcases the latest in cargo technology. Industry leaders, partners, and aviation enthusiasts could see the aircr

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Nov 171 min read


Oman Air Cargo fortifies its network with global collabs
Oman Air Cargo has expanded its global reach by signing five new General Sales Agent (GSA) partnerships, introducing two offline routes to Australia and Japan. The new offline routes will be handled by GSA Australia Cargo and World Prime Services, while three additional GSAs – Al Madinah Travel Company, MGH Logistics, and APG – will manage online routes to Kuwait, Qatar, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The airline said the expansion reflects growing momentum for its cargo op

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Nov 141 min read


KSA handled 866k tonnes cargo between Jan–Sept: GACA
Saudi airports handled 866,000 tonnes of air cargo between January and September 2025, according to the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). The total includes 567,000 tonnes of origin-and-destination freight and 299,000 tonnes of transit cargo, underlining the Kingdom’s emergence as a logistics hub linking major global trade routes. Ahmed Al-Hassan, Assistant Minister of Transport and Logistics, said Saudi aviation is “providing unprecedented investment opportunities

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Nov 131 min read


Etihad Cargo gets approval to ferry pharma in new container
Etihad Cargo has received approval to transport Thermosafe’s Pegasus ULD, a temperature-controlled container designed for sensitive pharmaceutical and biotech shipments. The move strengthens the airline’s capacity to safely move time- and temperature-sensitive products around the world. Bourji Mourad, Director of Global Leasing & Market Development at ThermoSafe, said the collaboration ensures safe and efficient transport for sensitive products worldwide. With this approval,

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Nov 131 min read


TIACA crosses 500-member mark, to boost global cargo
TIACA has crossed the 500-member mark, highlighting its expanding role in connecting and representing the global air cargo industry. Members now include airlines, airports, freight forwarders, ground handlers, shippers, logistics providers, technology innovators, drone operators, suppliers, and government agencies from across the world. This milestone reflects the industry’s recognition of TIACA as a unifying voice for collaboration, innovation, and sustainability in air ca

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Nov 121 min read


FedEx strengthens trade, supply chains in Middle East
FedEx Corp’s operations in the Middle East, Indian Subcontinent, and Sub-Saharan Africa (MEISA) are playing an increasingly vital role in regional trade and supply chains, according to the company’s latest Global Economic Impact Report for the financial year 2025. The report highlights that FedEx’s network contributed roughly $1.6 billion to the MEISA economy, combining direct and indirect effects. Its infrastructure connects local businesses to global markets, enabling faste

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Nov 101 min read
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