Dallas Mayor to Attend IATA World Cargo Symposium in Dubai

Dallas Mayor to Attend IATA World Cargo Symposium in Dubai

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson will travel to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, next week to participate in the International Air Transport Association

dnata brings global cargo investments and future-focused infrastructure to the spotlight at IATA World Cargo Symposium

As the air cargo industry gathers in Dubai for the World Cargo Symposium, dnata is spotlighting three major facility launches as part of global infrastructure investments exceeding US$ 110 million. New developments in The Netherlands, UAE and Iraq are set to go live in 2025, strengthening dnata’s cargo and logistics capabilities across its global operations. “As supply chains evolve and customer expectations shift, we’re focused on investing in …

IATA Underlines Aviation's Value to United Arab Emirates

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released a study quantifying the substantial value that aviation (including aviation-related tourism) generated for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in terms of jobs and economic activity in 2023 as:   $92 billion, contributing 18.2% to GDP (total impact including wider supply chain, employee spending, and tourism activities) 992,000 jobs (total impact including wider supply chain, employee sp…

The Municipality of Dubai has awarded contracts worth 1,439 million dirhams (408 million dollars) for four major rainwater infrastructure projects, within the framework of the...

Dnata Cargo hits key milestone handling over one million tonnes in calendar year - Aviation Business News

Dubai ground handling and air logistics giant dnata has hot a key milestone handling over one million tonnes of cargo at Dubai airport in a… The post Dnata Cargo hits key milestone handling over one million tonnes in calendar year appeared first on Aviation Business News.

Air cargo “needs safety and sustainability”

Allen Newton THE VALUE of air cargo has never been clearer according to International Air Transport Association (IATA) global head of cargo, Brendan Sullivan, speaking at the 18th World Cargo Symposium in Dubai. He called on governments and industry to remain focused on delivering the fundamental expectations of customers—safety and security, digitalization and sustainability. “Whether supporting global trade, enabling e-commerce, or delivering …