15-16/2013 A spanner in the works 
Dear readers, Guests arriving early for a ceremony to mark the recent opening of a new airport in Doha may have felt a little bit silly. The first Qatar Airways aeroplane was scheduled to land at the new hub at 12.20 on 1 April – but at 10.30 the party was cancelled.... more
13-14/2013 Looking for new ways
ITJ issue 13-14 with Latin America and Iberia Special more
ITJ 09-10/2013 Fit for an Oscar?
What symbolises a new dawn? The snow melting, the spring air? May be so, but they are part of the eternal cycle. Economic forecasts? They’re about as certain as the weather forecast! Let’s have a look at some of the more adventurous ways of looking into the future, which are... more
07-08/2013 Flexible and creative
The new year is relatively young, and the world remains in the same state of upheaval as ever. A virulent civil war whose end no one would dare to predict is keeping people from progress and development in Syria, there is continuing unrest in Egypt and Tunisia, and war in the... more
05-06/2013 Let's go, the red and whites
«Congratulations!» and «What a good idea!» – this and more praise of that ilk for the Swiss model of a pan-industry air cargo interest group came from Des Vertannes, the global head of cargo at the Geneva-based International Air Transport Association (Iata), at the 20th... more
01-04/2013, Consistency and change
2013 has only just started, but it has already provided us with the first very surprising news item of the year – Big Brown has lost interest in taking over TNT, now that the EU’s directorate general for competition has made its rejection of the move clear. That is not only a... more
23-26/2017 Make trade, not war
California’s Monterey International Pop Music Festival (16–18 June 1967) took place 50 years ago this month. In retrospect it is considered the starting shot – or the beginning, to phrase it more peacefully, in conformance with one of the central tenets of the... more