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WFS launches AI-driven platform to improve cargo forecasting
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) has developed a new machine learning-powered digital tool to deliver highly accurate forecasts of cargo volumes by flight, truck and day, enabling warehouses to align labour and resources further in advance. The Performance Management Platform – Machine Learning Forecast (PMP MLF) has been trained on more than 10 years of operational…
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What Equipment Do You Need for Real Estate Photography?
Real estate photography requires five must-have equipment, including a high-resolution camera, a wide-angle lens, a stable tripod, lighting gear, and reliable storage solutions. These essentials form the foundation of professional property photography, ensuring every image is sharp, evenly lit, and compositionally accurate. A camera captures fine details, a wide-angle lens enhances spatial depth, and a…
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ACS UK strengthens ties with Airbus and Boeing
Cabin equipment manufacturer ACS UK, having recently re-opened its order book, is actively reconnecting with OEMs and airlines to expand its portfolio. As part of this strategy, in November the company welcomed Airbus to its new engineering facility in Bournemouth UK, which is home to its project management and commercial teams. In the same period,…
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Amadeus 2026 Travel Trends: How next-gen aircraft will shape future travel styles
Next-generation narrow and wide-bodied aircraft are expected to start opening up a new daw for air travel from 20926 as they extend the range of traditional carriers. Airbus’s A321XLR and A350-1000ULR are both tipped by European aviation technology giant Amadeus to have a significant impact on trends that will shape travel in the years to…
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New CEO announced at Maastricht Aachen Airport
Cor de Man has been announced as the new chief executive of Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST), succeeding Jan Eerkens, who has served in the interim role since November 01, 2025. De Man’s role will extend across N.V. Holding B.V. Luchthaven Maastricht (NV HBLM), the holding company for MST, and Maastricht Aachen Airport Beheer & Infra…
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Record vocational training student cohort joins Iberia Maintenance
Iberia Maintenance has taken in more than 130 vocational training students for internships at its La Muñoza facilities, marking a 50% increase on last year and reinforcing the company’s commitment to developing the next generation of aviation technicians. The students – drawn from intermediate and advanced vocational degrees, professional certificates and EASA 147 basic training…
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Volumes up +5% in November, but is air cargo’s e-commerce engine losing steam?
Christmas came early for global air cargo volumes in November with a further +5% year-on-year boost in demand adding to the seasonal cheer, but the industry’s e-commerce ‘growth engine’ of the past two years is slowing down, according to the latest market analysis from Xeneta. While the demand outlook for the traditionally busiest time of…
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Setting benchmarks
With aircraft retirements expected to surge, ecube is scaling smart solutions to meet tomorrow’s sustainability demands. Steven Taylor, chief commercial officer, tells us more. At ecube, our mission has always been simple yet ambitious: to set the benchmark for sustainable, end-of-life aircraft management. As the aviation sector accelerates its efforts to decarbonise and decouple growth…
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Global Conservation Tech & Drone Forum (GCTDF 2026)
From 2–7 March 2026, Kenya will host the Global Conservation Tech & Drone Forum (GCTDF
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First T-7 Red Hawk Delivered to JB San Antonio – Randolph
The U.S. Air Force’s Air Education and Training Command received its first T-7 Red Hawk trainer at Joint Base San Antonio – Randolph, marking a milestone in the replacement of the T-38 Talon. The first T-7A Red Hawk training aircraft has finally been delivered to Joint Base San Antonio – Randolph, Texas, on Dec. 5,…
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