Korean Air to boost belly cargo as it resumes more flights to Europe
Korean Air will boost its belly cargo capacity to and from Europe as it announced the resumption of more passenger... 
Port of Long Beach records second-busiest year despite dip in volume
The Port of Long Beach marked its second-busiest year on record by moving 9.13 million twenty-foot equivalent units...
Yang Ming and Evergreen, Taiwan’s two largest carriers, will further strengthen their intra-Asia
Transpacific rates stable as transit times continue to improve
Transpacific ocean rates to the West Coast have been stable for about six straight weeks, according to the latest...
Air New Zealand moves 114,000 tonnes of cargo in 2022
Air New Zealand transported mostly fresh produce and perishable goods as it marked a busy 2022 for the airline last...
Port of Charleston handled the most number of containers in 2022
South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) recorded 2022 with the most containers ever handled at the Port of Charleston. In its...
Silk Way West Airlines signs air cargo transport deal with Nippon Express
Silk Way West Airlines and Nippon Express Holdings have signed an Air Cargo Memorandum of Understanding to offer...
Davies Turner adds direct ocean freight LCL service from UK to India
Davies Turner is delivering a further boost to its ocean freight services between the UK and the Indian sub-continent...
Rates continue to soften; capacity tighten ahead of Lunar New Year
Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB) rates have begun to level with the approach of the Lunar New Year (LNY), according to the...
Asia Pacific, as the largest cargo market when measured by freight tonne kilometres, is particularly vulnerable not just to broader economic problems but to its own twist on them, such disputes between South Korea and Japan, as the US-China trade war and the uncertain political situation in Hong Kong
Asia’s airlines will see a mild rebound in cargo in the coming year officials from the
China is becoming one of Africa’s biggest trading partners, making huge investments in the continent.
Key players in the shipping and aviation industry have set their sights on further expanding
Beijing Daxing International Airport – “the starfish” – shown under construction in October 2018, is expected to one day become the world’s busiest airport.
China has recently opened the massive Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) which is expected
