Flexport: TPEB demand, rates continue to drop in August
The Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB) is seeing a post-COVID plummet, with demand and rates continuing to drop. In its... 
American Airlines Cargo announces new president
American Airlines Cargo has announced the appointment of Greg Schwendinger to the role of President. The announcement...
Leading companies in the cargo, logistics and supply chain sector took home 39 different awards at
Volumes at Port of LA start to ease in August
After record-breaking cargo volume in 2021 and the first half of 2022, the import surge at the Port of Los Angeles...
Hactl secures IATA's CBTA certification
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) has secured IATA’s new Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA)...
Air Belgium partners with WFS for launch of South Africa services
Air Belgium is partnering with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) in Johannesburg and Cape Town for the launch of its...
Hapag-Lloyd acquires minority share in Italian logistics Spinelli Group
Hapag-Lloyd has entered into an agreement with Spinelli Group to acquire a minority stake in the Italian logistics...
Hutchison Ports inaugurates the Port of Jazan City in Saudi
Hutchison Ports and the Royal Commission in Jubail and Yanbu inaugurated the Port of Jazan City for Primary and...
DHL invests €500M in India to grow its warehousing capacity
DHL Supply Chain (DHL) is investing €500 million (US$499 million) in India over the next five years to significantly...
Air cargo and global supply chains stand to be the big losers in the row over alleged subsidies for three Middle East carriers.
Air cargo and global supply chains stand to be the victims of the bitter row over alleged subsidies
Scheduled freighter capacity from Asia to North America is still up.
The charters have left, but airfreight capacity between Asia and North America is still up from a
Government spending on infrastructure has been chronically low in the Philippines (pictured) and Indonesia, and almost non-existent in Thailand, the UNESCAP reported.
Infrastructure limitations in the Asia-Pacific region hold back economic development and will be
