China's Ningbo-Zhoushan Port launches sea-rail container transport
The Ningbo-Zhoushan Port in east China's Zhejiang Province has become a new passage for the exports of new en... 
Singapore accepts amendments to the IMO Convention
Singapore has conveyed its acceptance of the amendments to the Convention on the International Maritime Organization...
Contship Italia has noted a growing preference for intermodal transport to move goods in light of the coronavirus pandemic
Contship Italia has noted a growing preference for intermodal transport to move goods in light of
Sea-Intel: Increased sailing volatility seen
The fluctuations in ship sailing have increased "sharply" compared to before the pandemic. Sea Inte...
Flexport: Muted air demand out of Asia expected to continue
Air freight demand in North China — which includes Shanghai — remains low, according to a Flexport analysis, which...
WSC: Liner shipping is ready for the EU ETS Maritime
The liner shipping industry is ready for the implementation of the EU ETS Maritime with the World Shipping Council...
Airports ramp up cargo capabilities
Facility developers are having their hands full with cargo development projects at a growing number of North American...
Hong Kong Int'l Airport announces senior management changes
Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) has announced two senior management appointments. In a statement, AAHK said Vivian...
Airbus reveals hydrogen-powered zero-emission engine
Airbus revealed that it is developing a hydrogen-powered fuel cell engine. The propulsion system is being considered as...
Turkish Airlines’ first Airbus A321neo parked at the new Istanbul Airport on September 20, 2018. The airport is banking on its good geographical location and extensive, world-class facilities as it seeks to become a major regional logistics hub for transport of goods between Asia and Europe.
Istanbul Airport is banking on its good geographical location and extensive, world-class facilities
An increase in passenger jets flying cargo missions appeared to have arrested the rapid rise in air freight pricing out of the Asia-Pacific region. Airlines including United Airlines are now carrying cargo in some passenger cabins, as well as in the belly.
A steady increase in passenger jets flying cargo missions appears to have halted the dizzying rise
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a drag the shipping industry. Members of The Alliance, including Hapag-Lloyd, have recently announced adjusted schedules for July through September which include merged services and more voided sailing schedules.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a drag the shipping industry, with some of the world’s
