Three Adani Companies Lose UN-Backed Climate Group Endorsement: Report
The climate group has withdrawn its support for Adani Green, Adani Transmission, and Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone.
International Logistics and Cargo News
IndiGo to operate charters under Operation Kaveri to rescue Indians from Sudan
534 Indians have been rescued from Sudan amidst clashes. To assist with the Indian government’s rescue mission, Operation Kaveri, IndiGo has offered charter flights to Jeddah.
India signs Air Services Agreement (ASA) with Guyana for easier travel
The Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill, M.P and the High Commissioner of India to Guyana, KJ Srinivasa, signed the agreement on Saturday.
Canada approves port expansion in British Columbia with 370 legal conditions
The project must meet 370 legally binding conditions to protect the environment and marine life.
IATA World Cargo Symposium addresses challenges, lays out air cargo plans
IATA’s Global Head of Cargo, Brendan Sullivan, talked about the focus areas of sustainability, digitalisation, and safety for the air cargo industry.
Shell inaugurates its first electric ferry at Singapore Refinery
The oil company’s Eastern Trade arm pledged to work with the port authority to develop charging infrastructure to reduce emissions from vessels.
US Federal Aviation Administration Maintains the Highest Status for India
A Category 1 status permits a country’s airlines to operate and expand their services to US destinations and enter a codeshare agreement with American carriers.
APAC Leads Air Traffic Growth With a 378.7% Y-O-Y Increase in Feb 2023: IATA
Global traffic scaled 89.7 per cent in February 2023 against February 2022, led by the Asia Pacific region.
Abu Dhabi’s AD Ports Group To Build, Operate Egypt’s Safaga Port for $200 Mn
The Abu Dhabi-based group has signed a concession agreement to develop and run Egypt’s Safaga port in a deal worth USD 200 million.
Saudi Launches Riyadh Air To Rival Other Gulf Carriers From Dubai, Doha
The new carrier aims to cover over 100 destinations globally, thus boosting the annual passenger traffic from Riyadh three times to 330 million by 2030.
