Air Cargo Industry Focuses on Loss Prevention for 2026

Air Cargo Industry Focuses on Loss Prevention for 2026

The Air Cargo Claims and Loss Prevention Handbook (CCLPH) 2026 edition serves as a practical guide to air cargo claims. It compiles the latest laws, cases, and practical techniques to assist freight forwarders, airlines, insurance companies, legal professionals, and importers/exporters in efficiently handling claims, preventing losses, and understanding the rights and obligations of all parties involved. This handbook is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and actionable strategies for navigating the complexities of air cargo claims and minimizing potential financial risks.

Air Cargo Providers Gain Visibility with Cargolink Premium Membership

Air Cargo Providers Gain Visibility with Cargolink Premium Membership

CargoLink Premium Membership offers precise promotion, enhancing the visibility and business development of airlines, freight forwarders, and other industry players. Benefits include specialized filtering and logo display to strengthen brand image and improve conversion rates. The membership aims to provide targeted exposure and facilitate business growth within the air cargo community.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Asiapacific Air Cargo Adopts Digital Tools Amid Safety Challenges

Asiapacific Air Cargo Adopts Digital Tools Amid Safety Challenges

The Singapore Air Cargo Day event highlighted digital transformation and safety risk management in the air cargo industry. Singapore Airlines received CEIV Fresh certification, and SAAA@Singapore was recognized as a CBTA Center of Excellence. Industry experts emphasized that digitalization, safety, cold chain management, and sustainability are crucial for the future of air cargo. The event underscored the importance of embracing technology while mitigating potential security threats to ensure efficient and reliable air freight operations. Focus was also given to maintaining the integrity of temperature-sensitive goods.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Air Cargo Demand Spurs Strategies to Prevent Freight Rollovers

Air Cargo Demand Spurs Strategies to Prevent Freight Rollovers

Securing guaranteed space in international air freight is a skill! This article details how to lock in bookings and avoid cargo roll-overs, covering precise booking, securing reliable carriers, written agreements, proactive compliance, and technology tracking. It also provides key preventative measures like avoiding overbooking, compliant operations, and multi-channel backups. Finally, it offers a guide to avoiding pitfalls, helping you ensure stability and eliminate the nightmare of having your cargo rolled.

Global Air Cargo Industry Key Trends and Carriers Explained

Global Air Cargo Industry Key Trends and Carriers Explained

This article comprehensively analyzes the types of international air freight carriers (all-cargo, passenger-cargo, express, and charter) and provides a 2025 ranking of leading global airlines, focusing on FedEx, UPS, and Qatar Airways Cargo, among others. It also introduces major Chinese international air freight carriers and offers practical strategies for selecting a carrier to help businesses optimize their international logistics. This guide aims to provide insights into the air cargo industry and assist in making informed decisions for efficient global shipping.

01/15/2026 Airlines
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Air Cargo Industry Faces Challenges in Booking and Tracking

Air Cargo Industry Faces Challenges in Booking and Tracking

This paper delves into the confirmation and management of air freight bookings, emphasizing the importance of verifying booking confirmations through multiple channels and real-time tracking of space status. Addressing unexpected space cancellations, it provides emergency handling measures, including verifying the cancellation reason, activating backup plans, managing cargo delays, and clarifying liability claims. The aim is to help companies improve their risk response capabilities in air freight operations and ensure the stability of international trade supply chains. This proactive approach minimizes disruptions and safeguards business interests.

Brussels Hosts IATA 2026 Conference on Air Cargo Future

Brussels Hosts IATA 2026 Conference on Air Cargo Future

The 2026 IATA Cargo Expert Conference (CEC) will be held in Brussels, focusing on four key themes: pharmaceutical air transport, cargo operations, claims prevention, and digital transformation. The conference offers a customized agenda and networking opportunities, helping attendees stay abreast of industry trends, expand their network, improve their skills, and promote the development of the air cargo industry. This event provides a platform for professionals to connect, learn, and collaborate on the future of air cargo.

FAA Cuts and Shutdown Threaten US Air Cargo Industry

FAA Cuts and Shutdown Threaten US Air Cargo Industry

The FAA's domestic flight reductions, combined with the government shutdown, are putting new pressure on US air cargo. Experts believe the flight cuts have a limited impact, with the key factors being the economic environment and global trade. A prolonged government shutdown could have a greater impact on FAA operations. Air cargo companies are closely monitoring the situation and assessing the risks. The industry is navigating these challenges while remaining focused on the broader economic landscape and its influence on cargo volumes.

PLACI Expands Air Cargo Security with 71 Data Elements

PLACI Expands Air Cargo Security with 71 Data Elements

PLACI (Advance Cargo Information) is an aviation security enhancement initiative recommended by the World Customs Organization and the International Civil Aviation Organization. It involves collecting 7+1 elements of cargo information in advance for regulatory risk assessment. PLACI is not a standalone security measure but a crucial component of a multi-layered security system. Its purpose is to provide early risk warnings, enable precise targeting, and optimize resource allocation, ultimately enhancing aviation security. It aims to proactively identify threats and improve the efficiency of security measures.

Air Cargo Industry Weighs Security Against Supply Chain Speed

Air Cargo Industry Weighs Security Against Supply Chain Speed

This paper delves into two primary strategies for enhancing air cargo security: strengthening supply chain security and implementing rigorous security screening. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of each approach, along with practical considerations in their application. The aim is to provide insights for practitioners and policymakers, ensuring air cargo security while balancing efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The paper explores how these strategies can be optimized to mitigate risks and improve the overall safety of air cargo transportation.