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Western Global Airlines has furloughed about seventy pilots and provided no timeline for when they may return, a furloughed pilot told Cargo Facts. “They only gave us one-day notice of being furloughed,” the pilot, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said. “I was shocked. We were all shocked, because we didn’t see it coming.” […]

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Airbus plans to obtain A350F certifications from the FAA and EASA simultaneously by completing more than 410 flight test hours over nine months in 2026 with its two A350F prototypes. The European aircraft manufacturer has started testing the actuation systems for the cargo door, oxygen, air distribution and smoke detection ahead of flight tests next […]

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Domestic flow data for the second quarter of 2025 shows a shift in where the real freight momentum is forming for major U.S. airlines, and the latest earnings confirm that the carriers leaning into those corridors are the ones seeing the clearest cargo upside. Core lanes shift Domestic regional freight patterns from Q1 to Q2 […]

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Cargo Facts is pleased to announce that executives from MTU Aero Engines, The Xtreme Group and GA Telesis will join free webinar discussion “Full thrust: Navigating engine challenges in the freighter segment” on Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 11 a.m. ET.

In this free webinar, moderated by Cargo Facts Senior Associate Editor Robert Luke, the panelists will discus...

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Carriers may look to insource more heavy maintenance work as the NTSB investigation into the fatal Nov. 4 crash of UPS flight 2976 continues. “From what I understand, a lot of the airlines are looking into bringing the work back in; the problem is that they’ve sold a lot of it off,” Stephen Carbone, president […]

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