Over the years Air Service Development has developed into a valuable tool for airports to keep their fate into their own hands. By actively providing air service analyses to airlines,airports are able to expand their client and route portfolio. Besides actively targeting passenger airlines also … Read more…
By Wouter Dewulf, Eddy Van de Voorde and Thierry Vanelslander
The air cargo industry can nowadays be judged as a mature industry, where strategy is being drafted far beyond the basic entrepreneurial framework in which an emerging industry tends to operate.This article deals with the … Read more…
Air Cargo Handling Conference
Location: Crowne Plaza Brussels Airport Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
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The second Air Cargo Handling Conference tackles the thorny issues of succeeding in building both volumes and relationships in challenging market conditions. With the help of airline and handler speakers we will … Read more…
Air Cargo India 2010
Location: Mumbai, India
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World Cargo Symposium
Location: Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, Vancouver, Canada
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The IATA World Cargo Symposium is unique amongst air cargo events in moving from talk to action!
Our 2010 theme focuses on what it will take for the air cargo supply chain to bounce … Read more…
5th Cargo Claims and Loss Prevention Conference
Location: Sheraton Dallas Hotel, Dallas, U.S.A.
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In these extremely challenging times, the IATA Cargo Claims and Loss Prevention Conference helps prevent loss of precious revenue by promoting practical solutions for efficient processing of air cargo claims.
The … Read more…
Air Freight Asia Conference
Location: Asia WolrdExpo, Hong Kong, China
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Tradeshow (8-10 Oct) and Conferences (8 and 9 Oct.).
Although many of today’s popular consumer goods depend on air cargo for their physical distribution, surprisingly little books have been written about this market domain. The authors of the book “Air Cargo in Mainland and Hong Kong” have done efforts to overcome this lacuna, at … Read more…
By Christopher Furlan, University of Miami School of Law
Federal statutes require air carriers, including cargo carriers, seeking operating certifications to be “owned or controlled” by citizens of the U.S. This requirement is enforced by Department of Transportation (DOT) fitness reviews on applicant airlines to … Read more…
By Van de Reyd & Wouters
An ongoing discussion exists in the air cargo industry on the densities of the commodities. It is heard throughout this industry that the voluminous cargo is getting more and more important. However, all pricing is done strictly on weight1. … Read more…
