Robert Luke is an Associate Editor at Air Cargo Next. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics related to airlines, telecommunications, and transportation mobility. His work has been featured in publications such as Paperity and Cargo Facts.
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Robert Luke's focus is primarily on the travel industry, specifically air cargo and aviation. His article titles lean heavily towards press releases and event coverage within the private sector of these industries. When reaching out to Robert, consider offering exclusive access to new aircraft launches or innovative developments in air cargo technology.
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Russia-based Atran is preparing to resume commercial 737-400SF operations more than four years after sanctions forced the carrier to suspend flights.
Afcom has signed an LOI with Boeing to acquire as many as four 777-8Fs, potentially making it the first carrier in India to order a 777 freighter.
Japan-based Yamato Transport will cease A321 freighter domestic CMI operations with Japan Airlines subsidiary Spring Japan in June 2027 and revert to using a combination of belly space and ground transportation to support customers. Fuel costs, which have doubled, and the depreciation of the yen have significantly widened the price gap between air and ground […]
One of the two pilots of 21 Air flight 7598 had remarked on the 767-300BDSF being too fast about a minute and a half before it overran the runway.
One of four 737-800BCFs that WestJet previously operated will soon begin flying with Seattle-based Alaska Air Group. The 2003-vintage freighter (32904) was deregistered in Canada on Sept. 2, according to Transport Canada, and was issued a United States registration on Sept. 8, according to the FAA registry. Although Alaska Air Group declined to comment, the […]
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport is positioning itself as an alternative to congested cargo hubs by offering dedicated handling, flexible facilities and room for expansion. The airport can provide customized services and faster turn times for freighter operators and forwarders moving specialized cargo, GSP Vice President and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Tom Tyra says in this […]
ABX Air, a subsidiary of ATSG, will launch A330-300P2F CMI service for Amazon next year, becoming its second partner carrier to operate the type.
BermudAir will take delivery of an Embraer E190F and become the first carrier in the Americas — and the second worldwide — to operate the type.
The FAA has granted Boeing an exemption to build, certify and deliver up to thirty-five more 777Fs after 2027, when fuel-efficiency standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency and the FAA would have prevented the type from being built. Boeing may obtain airworthiness certificates for up to thirty-five new 777Fs from Jan. 1, 2028, until […]
Merlin will collaborate with Textron Aviation to develop the Cessna SkyCourier UX, an autonomous variant of the regional twin-engine turboprop, for military use. The aircraft will be designed to carry approximately 6,000 pounds of payload or up to three LD3 cargo containers while operating from unimproved runways, according to a Merlin release on Sept. 14. […]
