Airlines Boost Cabin Crew Safety Amid Rising Turbulence Risks

Airlines Boost Cabin Crew Safety Amid Rising Turbulence Risks

Airlines reduce the risk of flight attendant injuries during turbulence and ensure flight safety by strengthening communication, enhancing safety measures, optimizing procedures, and improving flight attendants' self-protection skills. These efforts include proactive information sharing, robust safety protocols, streamlined operational processes, and comprehensive training programs that empower cabin crew to mitigate potential hazards and prioritize their well-being during turbulent conditions. The focus is on creating a safer working environment for flight attendants and ultimately contributing to a more secure and reliable flight experience for passengers.

New IATA Rules Simplify Direct Debit Authorization for Airlines

New IATA Rules Simplify Direct Debit Authorization for Airlines

This article details the process of changing IATA Direct Debit Authorization, emphasizing the importance of using the official 'Letter of Authorization' template and the crucial role of the bank in this process. It also reminds users to upload clear and readable scans to ensure a smooth change and guarantee the continuity of IATA settlements. The proper execution of the bank mandate is vital for maintaining uninterrupted payment processing within the IATA system.

Customs Vs National Territory Key for Crossborder Trade

Customs Vs National Territory Key for Crossborder Trade

This paper delves into the distinction between customs territory and national border, emphasizing that the key to defining a customs territory is the “implementation of the same customs law,” and correcting misconceptions about “within the border but outside customs.” It also provides a detailed introduction to the concept and operation of free trade ports, using Singapore and Hong Kong as examples to illustrate the role of free port policies in promoting international trade. Understanding these concepts is crucial for practitioners in cross-border trade.

Taiwan Considers Stricter Rules for Ships to China Over Flag Concerns

Taiwan Considers Stricter Rules for Ships to China Over Flag Concerns

Taiwan's transportation authorities are drafting the "Management Rules for Taiwan-Flagged (Including Flag of Convenience) Vessels Sailing to Mainland China." This aims to regulate shipping between Taiwan, mainland China, and Hong Kong, address the decline in Taiwan-flagged vessels, and strengthen the supervision of flag of convenience ships to prevent potential risks. This initiative is crucial for the development of Taiwan's shipping industry and the safety of cross-strait navigation. The rules are expected to provide a clearer framework for shipping operations and enhance regulatory oversight.

Global Small Parcel Shipping Limits Key to Reducing Returns

Global Small Parcel Shipping Limits Key to Reducing Returns

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the weight and dimension limits for international small packets, including common standards and specific regulations for different types, such as China Post Airmail, Hong Kong Post Small Packet, Belgium Small Packet, and ePacket. It emphasizes the 2kg weight limit and the 90cm sum of length, width, and height restriction. The article reminds sellers to carefully verify these limits before shipping to avoid returns due to exceeding regulations. This practice helps reduce logistics costs and improve customer satisfaction.

China Post Expands South China Air Hub for Global Logistics

China Post Expands South China Air Hub for Global Logistics

China Post Group announced the upcoming launch of the South China Postal Aviation (International) Hub Center to support Guangzhou in building an international logistics center and enhance the competitiveness of Baiyun Airport as an international hub. Currently, four operation centers have been established at Baiyun Airport, with a daily mail processing capacity of over 5 million pieces. Future investments will focus on developing an aviation hub in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, forming a comprehensive aviation logistics hub connecting the globe.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Cathay Pacific Cargo Volumes Jump As Uschina Trade Eases

Cathay Pacific Cargo Volumes Jump As Uschina Trade Eases

Cathay Pacific saw a significant increase in international air cargo volume in May, boosted by easing US-China trade tensions and increased capacity. Cargo volume rose by 8.1% year-on-year to 734 million FTKs, with tonnage up by 12.2%. The suspension of US-China tariffs boosted short-term demand, with strong performance in live animal transport. Market sentiment is expected to remain stable in June, but close attention to market dynamics is needed. Hong Kong airport's cargo volume growth slowed, with transit cargo providing support.

06/23/2025 Logistics
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Indiahong Kong Air Freight Costs Speed and Strategies

Indiahong Kong Air Freight Costs Speed and Strategies

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the transit time, cost, and influencing factors of air freight from India to Hong Kong. It compares different options, including direct flights versus transshipment, express delivery, air cargo, and sea-air combined transport. Common questions are addressed to help readers choose the optimal transportation solution for efficient and economical cargo delivery. The aim is to provide guidance on selecting the best approach based on specific needs and priorities, ensuring timely and cost-effective shipment of goods.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Mirxes Raises 90M to Expand Cancer Early Detection Globally

Mirxes Raises 90M to Expand Cancer Early Detection Globally

Mirxes secured over HKD 700 million in financing eight months after its IPO, with a placement price nearly 40% above the issue price, demonstrating investor confidence in its early screening technology. The funds will be used for R&D, commercialization, and global expansion. As a leading early screening company in Asia, Mirxes boasts a diverse product pipeline and AI partnerships, positioning it for further breakthroughs in precision medicine. Amidst tightening IPO regulations in Hong Kong, its compliance and growth potential make it a scarce and valuable asset.

China Expands Global Air Cargo Hub Network Amid Rising Demand

China Expands Global Air Cargo Hub Network Amid Rising Demand

This paper delves into the layout, capabilities, and development trends of China's core international air transport hubs. It details the major international airports in regions such as North China, Northeast China, East China, South China, Southwest China, Northwest China, as well as Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. The paper also forecasts future development directions, including intelligence, green practices, and collaboration. This provides a comprehensive reference for industry professionals and those interested in the field, offering insights into the evolving landscape of international air freight in China.