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On August 10, 2024, Turkey inaugurated its "new air gateway" - Çukurova International Airport in Mersin. ✈ The airport boasts a terminal area of 110,000 square meters and is designed to handle an annual passenger traffic of 9 million people. This development is transforming Mersin from a Mediterranean coastal resort into a significant transportation hub, offering unique opportunities for investors: ✅ Infrastructure development. New residential areas and commercial facilities will be developed around the airport. ✅ Rising real estate prices. Improved infrastructure drives up real estate prices in the region. ✅ Increased demand for rentals. An influx of tourists and business travelers is expected, automatically increasing the demand for short and long-term rentals. ✅ Tourism potential. Mersin will become more accessible to international tourists, boosting the hotel industry. If you are considering real estate investment opportunities, now is the time to look at Mersin! Contact us for up-to-date information and current offers.

Kenya Association of Air Operators Rejects the Concession of JKIA to Adani Airport Holdings as Currently Conceived. The Board in its deliberations confirmed that it does not support the concession of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) as currently conceived, noting further that the stakes are too high for a one-bidder process for such an important strategic asset, and that the credibility of the potential partner is also in question. It noted that the best approach in this complex eco-system would be for a competitive and transparent bidding process with all the steps envisaged in the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Act correctly followed. The Board further opined that a clear vision of the end game for Kenya needed to be articulated, starting with adherence to the principles laid out in the National Aviation Policy and a well-developed JKIA masterplan which should form the business case for a concession process. https://lnkd.in/d4QPaRwy #airports #Kenya Kenya Association of Air Operators (KAAO)

📢 TIACA Signs MoU with JARUS official Key points of the MoU are to: - To work collaboratively to enhance a safe global unmanned air cargo transport system. - To work towards educating and developing projects with governments and private entities to achieve an efficient industry in terms of costs and operations. - To promote the specific needs of air cargo for the unmanned air cargo sector. - To promote safety in the supply chain addressing where appropriate, global and national regulations as well as industry procedures, policies and practices. - To promote sustainable solutions that enhances the role of unmanned air cargo operations in support of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. - TIACA and JARUS will exchange information and knowledge on topics of mutual interest. Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/3XCYNmR We would like to extend a warm thank you to our hosts the Ministry of Transport Republic of Kazakhstan Civil Aviation Committee and Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan, our sponsor Hactl - Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited, supporter Chapman Freeborn Airchartering and our media supporters Air Cargo Week Cargo Newswire CARGOCONNECT #freightweek Air Cargo Update Air Cargo Latin America Cargo Trends STAT Times Cargo Airports & Airline Services Aviation Turkey Magazine MRO Business Today American Journal of Transportation Universal Freight Organisation aircargoeye.com CargoForwarder Global Journal of Commerce Group, Inc. #aircargo #airfreight #supplychain #logistics #freightforwarders #freightforwarding #gsa #gssa #groundhandlers #groundhandling #manufacturers #handlingagents #informationtechnology #shippers #supplychainmanagement #supplychainmanagers #logisticsmanagers #logisticsmanagement Steven Polmans Roos Bakker Emir Pineda Priscilla Bueno Denis Choumert Liana Coyne Kai Domscheit Sanjeev Gadhia Manuel Galindo Tushar Jani Neel Jones Shah Joe Lawrence Amar More Kamesh Peri Bertrand Schmoll Nichole Schulz Christos Spyrou Jannie Davel Dirk Goovaerts Martin Drew Diogo Elias

The Top 5 Stories of the Week ⚡ ➡ The Expanding Narrowbody Freighter Space Discover how the narrowbody freighter market is growing, offering new opportunities for air cargo operations. ➡ Building Ecosystem for Synchromodal Air Cargo Learn about the innovative efforts to create a seamless, integrated transportation ecosystem for air cargo, enhancing efficiency and reliability. ➡ Etihad Cargo Prepared for UAE PLACI Etihad Cargo is all set for the UAE's Pre-Loading Advance Cargo Information (PLACI) requirements, ensuring smooth and secure cargo operations. ➡ Lufthansa Cargo Adds Monterrey Freighter Flight Lufthansa Cargo expands its network with a new freighter flight to Monterrey, boosting connectivity and service options for customers. ➡ SriLankan Cargo Partners with CargoAi SriLankan Cargo teams up with CargoAi to leverage advanced technology, improving service capabilities and customer experience. SriLankan Airlines Official Stay tuned for more updates! ✈️📦 #AirCargo #Logistics #FreightNews #Aviation

The airport with the longest runway in the world is Ulyanovsk Vostochny Airport in Russia, which shares the record with Shigatse Peace Airport in China. Both airports have runways that are 5,000 meters (16,404 feet) long Some other notable airports with very long runways include: Hamad International Airport in Qatar has a runway that is 4,850 meters (15,912 feet) long Denver International Airport in the United States has a runway that is 4,877 meters (16,000 feet) long Kansai International Airport in Japan has a runway that is 4,000 meters (13,120 feet) long The length of an airport's runways is important for accommodating large aircraft, especially during takeoff when they need sufficient distance to become airborne. Longer runways allow airports to handle heavier aircraft with full passenger loads and fuel. #aviation #aviationlovers #airport #airpeace

Fly Khiva to start cargo flights from mid-April 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan’s start-up Fly Khiva will start cargo flights from mid-April, its vice president Alisher Nurmatov told CentralAsia+ Aero. The private airline plans to provide cargo services between Europe and China through Uzbekistan. Currently, the company has one Boeing 767-300F freighter, leased from Icelandair in January. Nurmatov also mentioned that negotiations are underway to acquire two more aircraft of the type, which are currently undergoing maintenance in Shannon, Ireland. The leasing terms for the first aircraft call for its maintenance being handled by the lessor. However, Fly Khiva has plans to establish its own base maintenance center in the future. "Most likely, this will not be in Tashkent," noted Nurmatov. Possibly, Navoi airport will serve as an alternative to Tashkent. Since the late 2000s, Navoi has been developed primarily as a cargo hub. Recently, the government has been attracting maintenance providers to the airport. This week, Uzbekistan Airports holding signed an agreement with the Italian provider EU Wings to establish a base maintenance center there. A representative from the Ukrainian provider Best MRO also mentioned similar plans regarding Navoi to CentralAsia+ Aero. Subscribe to @CentralAsiaPlusAero

Current challenges in finding aircraft in a resource-limited market have resulted in a strategic management shift at LIFT  Airlines, with the co-founders Gidon Novick, Jonathan Ayache, and Justin Gordon pulling out of management to focus on the airline’s fleet renewal. They remain shareholders and on the board, but "their focus will shift to strategic initiatives, including aircraft acquisition and expanding LIFT's model across the African continent". In July, Ayache told ch-aviation that LIFT plans to rejuvenate its ageing fleet with younger, pre-owned A320-200s in the next 18 to 24 months and is already in "advanced" talks with partners about financing these aircraft. To get the background on the latest decision, read that story here: https://lnkd.in/dNV9kh4Y LIFT is the scheduled airline brand of ACMI specialist Global Aviation which now takes full management control. It operates an all-Airbus fleet of A320-200s, most of which are owned by the parent company. #africanairlinenews #airlines #aviationnews

Uzbekistan’s My Freighter signed an interline agreement with the world’s largest airline 🇺🇿 Uzbeki cargo airline My Freighter has signed an interline agreement with the world’s largest airline, American Airlines. This marks the first step towards creating a new "Silk Road" between the East and the West through Central Asia, My Freighter reported. The agreement took into effect from August 1 and allows My Freighter to send cargo via American Airlines flights from Europe to destinations in the U.S., including New York (JFK), Philadelphia (PHL), Dallas (DFW), Charlotte (CLT), and Houston (IAH), as well as to European cities such as Amsterdam (AMS), London (LHR), Paris (CDG), Madrid (MAD), and Munich (MUC). In return, American Airlines gains access to My Freighter’s flights from Tashkent across Central Asia and to its ground trucking feeder delivery network, the Uzbekistan-based airline explained. "We are now able to send cargo from North America to destinations in Central Asia seamlessly with a simple click of a button," it stated. Currently, My Freighter operates five Boeing 767-300BCF cargo aircraft, flying from Uzbekistan to European airports such as Liège (LGG), Ostrava (OSR), Budapest (BUD), and Leipzig (LEJ). Image: My Freighter Subscribe to @CentralAsiaPlusAero

On November 15, 2024, the Ground Operations and Commercial Department of Pattaya Airways Co., Ltd. held a meeting with representatives from ATC Aviation Services, Korea, to discuss collaboration on developing transshipment services from Korea to Southeast Asia. The meeting aimed to plan and establish strategies to enhance the efficiency of international cargo transportation, particularly along the route between Korea and Southeast Asia, a key hub for the rapidly growing cargo market in the region. Discussions covered the development of faster and more efficient transportation processes, along with the integration of advanced technologies for managing cargo systems. These measures are intended to accommodate the increasing volume of goods while meeting the needs of customers in both regional and international air cargo markets. #PattayaAirways #AirCargo #FlyWithUs #CargoDelivery #ShippingMadeEasy #FastDelivery #AirFreight #GlobalShipping #LogisticsService #CargoThailand #FlyCargo #QuickShipping #TrustedAirline #ReliableTransport #EasyLogistics #AirlineService #ShippingSolutions #SafeCargo #FreightService #AirCargoExperts

Fraport Traffic Figures May 2024: Fraport recorded passenger growth across the Group. While #frankfurtairport saw traffic increase by 6.9 percent year-on-year to about 5.5 million passengers, total traffic at the Group airports grew by 6.3 percent to approx. 15.8 million travelers. More facts and figures can be found in the current press release: https://lnkd.in/eMrf2uqm #fraport #ConnectingTheWorldWithTomorrow #airports #aviation