Cargo Handling

IATA officials emphasize every supply chain stakeholder has a responsibility to do their part to safeguard the world's food supply.

CEIV Pharma is designed to ensure that facilities, equipment, operations and personnel meet the standards, regulations and guidelines that pharmaceutical manufacturers require...

Utilize appropriate training to ensure safe processes and prevent operator injuries and fatalities.

In the Asia-Pacific region, and around the world, ground service providers are taking steps to reduce their environmental impact while increasing operational efficiencies.

GSE manufacturers and ground handlers share their vision for a greener future.

Air Canada in 2018 became the first airline to be awarded IATA Center of Excellence for Independent Validators (CEIV) for Live Animals Logistics certification and in 2022 became...

Training and compliance with IATA’s Live Animals Regulations are essential for ground handlers to ensure the welfare and safety of animals during air transport.

The customs pre-arrival security and safety program assesses whether cargo complies with the safety and security requirements of the European Union.

New technology is delivering important benefits to ground handlers across key operational areas of on-time performance, asset management and cost containment.

IATA’s CEIV Lithium Batteries certification program is designed to enable transport, meet safety obligations and comply with applicable regulations.

Global cargo chair Dirk Goovaerts discusses his company’s plans to address challenges and meet cargo demand.

At hubs in the Middle East and beyond, cargo handlers have modified operations to keep up with demands triggered by the pandemic and are ready for further growth.

ULD CARE's vice president says running a business with 5 to 10 percent of ULDs unaccounted for is not an effective way to run a business.

GSE solutions help the ground handling industry meet high demands and overcome capacity challenges.

With decades of experience producing electric and alternative powered ground support equipment, JBT has applied this know-how to cargo handling equipment.The C30i E electric powered...

At a glance, commercial air transport might seem to be a streamlined phenomenon with the purpose of providing transport services from one point to another. Although this is essentially...

Airlines and ground service providers are using equipment to overcome cargo capacity challenges.

Scott Sangster, vice president of global logistics service providers at Descartes, joins Ground Support Worldwide editor Josh Smith to discuss how automated demurrage and tracking...

The effects of Britain’s exit from the EU, combined with factors spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic, have illustrated the importance of collaboration between airports, airlines ...

Kempegowda International Airport has updated its cargo capabilities and has become a regional hub in India.

In this episode of the AviationPros Podcast, Ground Support Worldwide editor Josh Smith speaks with Dr. Gert Pfeifer to learn more about Jettainer's program to utilize virtual...

Airports and ground service providers are focusing on cargo, hoping to revive business and offset the passenger traffic downturn.

Bob Rogers, vice president at ULD Care, joins Ground Support Worldwide editor Josh Smith to discuss advancements in ULD training, particularly a VR-enabled program provided by...

How technology can improve manual processes to help ground handlers improve operations and maximize asset utilization.

IATA’s Cargo Handling Manual and Smart Facility Operational Capacity program aim to standardize cargo handling and reduce complex audits.

The ULD Code of Conduct sets a foundation for both airlines and service providers to aim for when it comes to managing unit load device operations.