At a symposium in Peru, IATA has highlighted three priorities for the global air cargo industry, led by the need to overcome data lying in fragmented systems.

Air cargo terminals are facing pressure from rising cargo volumes, labour shortages and complex handling processes as airlines concentrate operations through fewer hubs. These hubs are expected to ...

Responding to this structural shift, Lödige Industries has introduced Cargo Direct, a new software module designed to optimize workflows and capacity ...

Unveiled during the IATA World Cargo Symposium 2026, the system links air waybill (AWB) data with terminal equipment, ...

Speaking at the opening of the IATA World Cargo Symposium in Lima, Brendan Sullivan said the sector must focus on areas ...

The symposium, hosted by LATAM Cargo, marked the first time the event has been held in South America, a region Sullivan described as critical to global trade.

IATA at the WCS shared a report highlighting how air cargo is driving Peru’s fast-growing fresh produce exports.