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Cargo

IAG Cargo Customers Can Access the Iberia A330 ‘Preighter’ Ahead of Peak Season | 2020-11-09

IAG Cargo, the cargo division of International Airlines Group, will now have access to a new ‘preighter’ A330 wide-body aircraft for its customers. The aircraft has been modified by IAG Cargo’s sister company Iberia, and comes ahead of the peak season for air cargo and as demand for cargo services grows. The decision to convert

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IAG Cargo Partners with IATA’s Net Rates Platform to Expand Digital Offering | 2020-11-04

The cargo division of International Airlines Group has recently announced that it has partnered with IATA’s air cargo rates distribution platform, IATA Net Rates, to offer an additional platform which customers can use to do business with IAG Cargo.  As the industry continues to progress digitally, IAG Cargo has invested in developing its APIs, offering

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Descartes and Dnata Expand Network for Real-time Air Cargo Tracking | 2020-07-31

Descartes Systems Group, a provider of logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, announced that Dnata, a world air service provider, is deploying Descartes Core Bluetooth Low Energy readers across its global cargo operations to support the tracking of international mail, parcel and cargo shipments. “We rely on best-in-class facilities and state-of-the-art cargo handling technologies to provide over

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IAG Cargo Restarts London to Tokyo Service | 2020-10-23

IAG Cargo has restarted its direct service from the United Kingdom to Tokyo. The service will run year-round, three times per week from London Heathrow. Restoring the London – Tokyo service, which was paused due to coronavirus, will be welcomed by IAG Cargo’s customers on both sides of the Pacific. Tokyo is particularly significant for

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16 Oct

The Vaccine Cargo Cavalry Prepares for Historic Airlift | 2020-10-15

The medical industry’s dash to produce the world’s first coronavirus vaccines in just a few months is heightening the urgency for the workhorses of global trade to be ready for the historic charge to defeat the disease. Only 28% of companies involved in supply-chain logistics feel well prepared to handle COVID-19 vaccines and 19% characterized

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