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Cargo Airports & Services October 2011

Date of issue:08/11/2011

Trouble in Brussels, The court case over the awarding of the airport's licences has left ground handlers in limbo. Will Waters assesses the arguments on both sides.

Security, Safety in layers Martin Roebuck explores the latest developments in this 10-year saga, and finds the US authorities finally listening to the international air cargo sector. But global harmonisation is still a pipe dream.

Opinion, Ten years on The Air forwarders Association's Brandon Fried charts progress in air cargo security since the day that changed aviation.

ACI, analysis best of the bunch ACI's official Top 100 Cargo Airports listing records some eye-watering growth figures, in an extraordinary year of recovery.

Recipe for success Will Waters discovers the winning formula for making an airport attractive to cargo airlines and their customers.

Spotting a white elephant, Michael Webber explores the successes and failures of cargo airport projects in the US, and asks whether some developers are deceiving themselves and investors.

Asian airports are catching up with investments in temperature-controlled handling facilities, to cash in on a fresh opportunity, writes Mike King.

Jo Murray talks to Celebi Cargo's de facto head of western European operations, and finds a company keen to spread its living technology.

Swissport's cargo crusader tells Will Waters of his desire to take e-freight and Cargo 2000 to the next level.

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