Aviation Sector Adopts Sems to Combat Rising Security Threats

Aviation Sector Adopts Sems to Combat Rising Security Threats

Facing increasingly complex aviation safety threats, traditional safety measures are insufficient. This webinar focuses on Safety Management Systems (SeMS), exploring how to enhance aviation safety levels by building robust SeMS, strengthening risk management, and leveraging intelligence sharing and technological innovation. We will delve into the core components of effective SeMS implementation and practical strategies for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks. Resources such as SeMS certification information and IATA manuals will be provided to help build a stronger safety system. Join us to learn how to proactively manage safety and improve overall operational resilience.

Dire Dawa Airport Boosts Ethiopia’s Regional Connectivity and Economy

Dire Dawa Airport Boosts Ethiopia’s Regional Connectivity and Economy

Dredawa International Airport, located in Dredawa, Ethiopia, is a military-civilian dual-use international airport operated by Ethiopian Airports. The airport has an elevation of 1167 meters and a runway length of 2679 meters, primarily serving domestic and international routes, including connections to Addis Ababa and Djibouti. Ethiopian Airlines is the main operator at this airport, enhancing the region's aviation links and promoting economic development.

07/29/2025 Logistics
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Six Global Airports Driving Economic and Cultural Connections

Six Global Airports Driving Economic and Cultural Connections

This article provides an overview of several dual-use military and civil airports, including Kinmen Shangyi Airport, Jinchang Jinchuan Airport, Phnom Penh International Airport, Jimirute Airport, Geraldton Airport, and Jacksonville International Airport. These airports support military needs while also catering to civil aviation requirements, contributing to economic development and facilitating convenience for travelers in their respective regions.

07/29/2025 Logistics
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A Surge in Airline Cargo Collaboration: A New Trend Driving Global Logistics Development

A Surge in Airline Cargo Collaboration: A New Trend Driving Global Logistics Development

The international air freight sector is experiencing a wave of cooperation. Ezhou Huahu International Airport has signed agreements with several airlines, highlighting the importance of collaboration among aviation companies. By integrating resources, businesses can enhance transport efficiency and expand market reach. In recent years, the number of routes has increased, particularly in the Southeast Asian and North American markets.

07/17/2025 Logistics
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Exploring Paknam Port A Key Maritime Hub in Thailand

Exploring Paknam Port A Key Maritime Hub in Thailand

Located in Thailand's Nonthaburi province, Bangkok Port serves as a vital transshipment hub connecting Thailand with Malaysia and Vietnam. With its strategic location and abundant fishery resources, the port plays a crucial role in the region's economic activities while also reflecting a rich cultural heritage. As industrial zones expand, the prospects for Bangkok Port have become even broader, establishing it as an important hub for international shipping.

Lanzhou International Logistics Corridor Construction Breaking Through Port Bottlenecks to Support Enterprise Development

Lanzhou International Logistics Corridor Construction Breaking Through Port Bottlenecks to Support Enterprise Development

Lanzhou City is committed to building international logistics channels, enhancing port functions, and improving customs efficiency to promote enterprise development. Through the 'Lanzhou' international freight train service and an expanded network of international routes, Lanzhou is becoming an important logistics hub for the 'Belt and Road' initiative, meeting market demands.

07/23/2025 Logistics
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A Comprehensive Overview of Major Airports' Three-letter Codes Worldwide

A Comprehensive Overview of Major Airports' Three-letter Codes Worldwide

This article explores the three-letter codes of major global airports and their significance in international air transport. By analyzing the functions of various airports, such as Miami International Airport, New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, Los Angeles International Airport, and Bogotá's El Dorado International Airport, it reveals their roles in connecting different parts of the world. The article emphasizes the convenience of three-letter codes and looks ahead to potential developments in the aviation industry.