Air Cargo World News

Lufthansa Cargo’s freighter services to the U.S. and China are the worst affected by the shock decision on October 11 by the Hesse Administrative High Court in Germay to ban night flights at Frankfurt Airport. The carrier had planned for 10 night flights on its winter schedule beginning at the end of this month. A permanent ban could cost the carrier somehere in the “double-digit millions of euros,” said Karl Ulrich Garnadt, Lufthansa Cargo’s CEO, during a press conference in Berlin. read more

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Cargolux launched weekly freight service connecting the U.S. with Australia on October 19, and the carrier will begin weekly cargo service connecting Chicago, New York and Houston to West Africa on October 22. read more

Targeting the environmental footprint of airports instead of airlines, the Federal Aviation Administration has handed over a $2 million grant to officials at San Diego International Airport so they can study how to reduce carbon consumption at the airport. The award is one of 12 environmental projects at 11 airports meted out by the FAA this year. read more