Port of NY/NJ secures landmark lease extension with APM Terminals
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (Port of NY/NJ) has announced a landmark 33-year lease extension with APM... 
Qantas Freight partners with CargoAi to expand digital distribution
Qantas Freight, Australia's largest air freight provider, has joined forces with CargoAi to offer capacity on...
Cathay Pacific is anticipating cargo demand to remain robust through the rest of the peak season
Air cargo rates and demand see gradual growth
Global air cargo rates and demand continued their modest upward trajectory during the second full week of March,...
Alaska, Hawaiian Air Cargo launch shared booking across network
Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo have announced the launch of shared booking across their cargo networks. This...
SC Ports expands weekly services with new ocean carrier deployments
The Port of Charleston will see its weekly service offerings grow from 25 to 29 in 2025 as new ocean carrier...
Qatar Airways Cargo launches TechLift to enhance semiconductor transport
Qatar Airways Cargo has introduced TechLift, a new air cargo solution designed to meet the growing demand for...
China's SF Airlines expands fleet to 90 freighters
SF Airlines, China's largest air-cargo carrier by fleet size, has expanded its fleet to 90 freighters, marki...
Finnair, DB Schenker partner to reduce GHG emissions for cargo transport
Finnair and DB Schenker have initiated their sustainability collaboration by signing an agreement for DB Schenker to...
Elevated air freight pricing out of the Asia Pacific region has drawn air freight capacity to the area.
Forwarders and cargo owners have prepared for the peak season with a strong sense of foreboding.
Harold J. Daggett, centre, president of the International Longshoremen’s Association, leads an ILA rally during the brief October 2024 strike. Automation of ports remains a sticking point between union workers and port management – one that will need to be resolved by January 2025 to avoid further strike action
Although the port strike at the U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports may have ended in just 72 hours, the
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) reported another month of steady cargo volume growth in
