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Geodis expands offering to retail sector with multi-user facility in Shanghai
Geodis has signed a 10-year lease agreement with PRD Group for a 20,000-square-meter multi-user facility in Minhang...
Skyports completes drone delivery proof of concept in Kaga, Japan
Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) company, Skyports, announced that it has successfully completed a drone delivery proof of...
Xeneta: Cost of shipping in 2022 will be “higher than ever before”
The costs of shipping this year will be "higher than ever before" even if sp
Volumes at Port of Long Beach drops 31.7% in February
Cargo moving through the Port of Long Beach slowed in February due to full warehouses, reduced consumer spending and...
AAHK plans to set up high-end aviation industrial park in Zhuhai
The Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) is looking to further boost the standing of Hong Kong International Airport...
Port of Savannah reports volume slowdown but increased US market share
Port of Savannah reported its second busiest February ever last month despite a slight slowdown in volumes compared to...
ACS has arranged over 40 earthquake relief charter flights last month
Air Charter Service (ACS) has arranged more than 40 charter flights to Turkey and Syria since the deadly earthquakes...
Hactl updates on its sustainability progress
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) recently gave an update on its sustainability progress over the past...
ZIM optimistic on EBIT growth in 2023 after decline in the Q4 2022
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (NYSE) is eyeing positive operating income in 2023 amid continuing challenges in...
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Air cargo rates 'cool' – but prices expected to remain high
Airfreight rates have finally begun to "cool" as the market enter the season
Maersk says supply chain strain to "continue for some time"
Maersk expects the ongoing congestion issues to continue "for some time still" af
IATA: Supply chain disruptions “significantly” dragged air cargo growth in November
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for global air cargo markets
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