US sues Dali shipowner for US$100M over Baltimore Bridge collapse
The United States (US) Justice Department has filed a US$100 million lawsuit against the owner and manager of the M/V... 
WorldACD: Bangladesh, Japan rates soar as disruptions persist
Soaring air cargo spot rates from Bangladesh and Japan and a surge in tonnages from Dubai have further boosted an...
The head of the International Air Transport Association said that despite Hong Kong’s “unique challenges,” including the absence of a domestic market, the special administrative region’s aviation sector has already made significant progress towards recovery from the disruptions brought by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hong Kong’s aviation sector is recovering “faster than expected,” and future air cargo growth is
ILA work strike could upend US supply chains, lead to pandemic-level bottlenecks
The increasing likelihood of a labour strike at the ports on the US East and Gulf Coasts starting October 1 is...
time:matters partners with cargo.one
German urgent transports and time-critical logistics company time:matters has announced a global partnership with...
DHL: Global postal services slash annual CO2 emissions by 40% since 2008
Postal companies in Europe, North America, Oceania, Africa and Southeast Asia—which have worked together since 2008...
Hawaiian Air Cargo joins Alaska Air Cargo following merger
Hawaiian Air Cargo has joined Alaska Airlines Cargo after Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines completed its merger....
Port of LA records busiest non-pandemic month in August
The Port of Los Angeles (Port of KA) handled a near-record 960,597 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in August, a 16%...
Kerry Logistics names Colin Eeles as new UK business development director
Kerry Logistics has appointed Colin Eeles as its new Business Development Director in the UK to expand its customer...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released data for March 2024, showing
Airlines in the Asia Pacific reported another month of growth in its cargo activities in March,
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on Pakistan and Bangladesh to immediately
