（www.cargofee.com）New broadcast：Earlier this week (June 4), Washington Dulles International Airport welcomed EgyptAir’s inaugural service from Cairo International Airport.The carrier is flying the route between the Egyptian and US capitals non-stop three times a week. Boeing’s 787-9 ‘Dreamliner’ aircraft operate the transatlantic connection.“With the addition of EgyptAir to our growing roster of 35 international carriers at Dulles International Airport, we now offer more than 70 daily flights to nearly five-dozen non-stop international destinations across the globe,” enthused Jack Potter, president and chief executive of MWAA.Ahmed Adel, EgyptAir Holding’s chairman and chief executive, described the new link as a “long-sought-after” connection.EgyptAir took delivery of its first B787-9 in late March.Dulles represent EgyptAir’s second passenger service gateway into the US.The Cairo link is the latest addition to Dulles International’s air network. The city is the 36th global capital served from Dulles.                                                                If you need know more about latest logistics ,please click www.cargofee.com .                                                                                                                                                             Reported by Miss Wren from Cargofee

（www.cargofee.com）New broadcast：The world’s largest cargo hub, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), saw cargo volumes drop again last month.The airport reported a year-on-year decrease of 7.3% to 405,000 tonnes in May. So far this year, HKIA has seen cargo demand fall in four of five months for which it has reported figures.Over the first five months of the year cargo volumes are 6.3% behind a year earlier at 1.9m tonnes – a reflection of a general downturn in the air cargo sector.“Amid uncertain global economic situation, cargo imports decreased by 9%, compared to the same month last year, while exports and transhipments both declined 7%,” the airport said of its performance in May.“During the month, cargo throughput associated with Southeast Asia, Japan and Mainland China decreased most significantly among the key trading regions.”                                                                If you need know more about latest logistics ,please click www.cargofee.com .                                                                                                                                                             Reported by Miss Wren from Cargofee