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Tips for Trampoline Importers When Buying Trampoline From China Trampoline Manufacturer

Aug 6, 2019

In this Article, you the Trampoline businessman will be enlightened on the factors that you should consider before investing your capital in a China Trampoline Manufacturing company, as well as the type of trampoline that will suit his or ...

Tags: China trampoline manufacturer, China trampoline supplier

FAA Approves CSafe's New RAP ULD Container

Dec 4, 2017

CSafe Global has secured approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its new RAP ULD container. Part of the firm’s active and passive cold chain packaging solutions, the new CSafe RAP temperature controlled container ...

Tags: RAP ULD container, container

Using Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 on Airplane Is Illegal, Says FAA

Sep 20, 2016

It turns out that using the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on US airlines is illegal. The Federal Aviation Administration has warned airlines that their passengers shouldn’t be using the Galaxy Note 7 in-flight. The guidance comes after ...

Tags: Samsung Galaxy Note 7, US airlines, illegal, FAA

China Will Need 6, 810 Aircraft @ $1 Trillion: Boeing

Sep 20, 2016

Boeing released its annual China Current Market Outlook (CMO) in Beijing, estimating the total value of those new aircraft at $1.025 trillion. China becomes the first trillion-dollar aviation market in Boeing’s forecast. “As ...

Tags: Boeing, CMO

Are Airlines Making Money?

Apr 29, 2016

IATA’s latest quarterly survey of airline CFO and heads of cargo points to further year-on-year gains in profitability during Q1 2016, following a record year in 2015. However, expectations of further gains in profitability over the ...

Tags: passenger volumes, Airlines

“Mediocre” Is The New Air Cargo Reality

Mar 22, 2016

The IATA reports that air cargo global growth continued to perform below its potential – “mediocre growth is now the new reality”. Growth in freight tonne kilometres (FTK) had positive momentum since 2H2015 and into ...

Tags: Mediocre, IATA, Air cargo

Art for Drugs’ Sake

Nov 26, 2015

Australian Border Force (ABF) officers at Sydney Airport Air Cargo Facility have seized 18.5 kilograms of ephedrine concealed in a shipment of artwork. The shipment was targeted by ABF officers for closer examination. When ...

Tags: Art, ephedrine, Drugs

Air Freight Recovery Slow

Nov 12, 2015

Air freight volumes were up slightly in September according to the IATA, with freight tonne kilometres (FTK) 1.0% higher compared to a year ago. This was a small improvement on August, when volumes were broadly stable year to year, however, ...

Tags: Air Freight, world trade

Air Freight Continues to Lag

Oct 13, 2015

The IATA reports that air freight volumes were broadly unchanged in August compared to a year ago, with freight tonne kilometres 0.2% higher. The August data shows a pause in earlier declines in air freight volumes, consistent with ...

Tags: Air Freight, air freight volumes

Airfreight Transhipment Turns out to Be Ivory

Apr 16, 2015

The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) seized a large shipment of ivory being transshipped through Perth. ACBPS officers detected the 110 kilograms of ivory while examining an air cargo shipment from Malawi, being ...

Tags: Airfreight Transhipment, Australian Customs

CBEC Issued a Circular Announcing Extension of 24X7 Customs Clearance Facility

Jan 5, 2015

The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), under Department of Revenue, India’s Ministry of Finance, has issued a circular announcing extension of 24x7 Customs clearance facility at 13 more airports in respect of all export goods ...

Tags: specified import, export goods, Textile

Air Freight Volumes Continue to Show Solid Gains on a Year Ago

Dec 12, 2014

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released its air cargo report and outlook. Air freight volumes continue to show solid gains on a year ago, supported by improving growth in trade in some regions, but weakness in load ...

Tags: load factors, yields, Service

Schenker AG Will Seek Damages Estimated at USD 2.5 Billion

Dec 3, 2014

File photo courtesy of Qantas. Deutsche Bahn’s (DB) logistics subsidiary, Schenker AG, will seek damages estimated at USD 2.5 billion — approximately $370 million in the US and $2.19 billion in Germany including interest ...

Tags: Airlines, Air Cargo, Service

Air China Says Half-Year Profit Rose 10 Percent

Oct 10, 2014

State-owned Air China says half-year profit rose 10 percent as foreign currency gains more than made up for declining passenger and cargo revenue. The Beijing-based airline said late Tuesday that earnings from its stake in Hong Kong's ...

Tags: Air China, foreign currency

Transport Logistic China

Jun 17, 2014

Be a part of the number one exhibitions for Logistics, Mobility, IT and Supply Chain Management Across the sector, industry professionals all agree: transport logistic China has grown into the most important meeting place for the ...

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