TIACA to launch carbon offsetting programme
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is launching a carbon-offsetting programme to accelerate the air cargo... 
Rock-It Cargo processes first US electronic ATA carnet
Rock-it Cargo — which provides freight forwarding and logistics services through air, land and sea for corporate...
Hong Kong Air Cargo Industry Services (Hacis) has opened a new climate-controlled facility to support the increasing volumes of perishables and temperature-sensitive goods entering and transiting the Hong Kong market.
Hong Kong Air Cargo Industry Services (Hacis) has opened a new climate-controlled facility to
Cathay Cargo Terminal adopts 50% recycled plastic cover sheets
Cathay Cargo Terminal announced that it adopted 50% recycled plastic cargo cover sheets for all Export Cargo shipments...
Silk Way West Airlines,Turkish Technic partner for Boeing 777F fleet support
Silk Way West Airlines has announced a 5-year strategic partnership with Turkish Technic. The cargo airline in the...
DP World, Masdar partner to drive renewable power for port operations
DP World has signed a partnership agreement with clean energy player, Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar), to...
ZIM names three new LNG vessels
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM) has named three new vessels joining its fleet, marking another step in the...
ICTSI's Contecon Manzanillo handles record rail volume
Contecon Manzanillo (CMSA), a key player in Mexico's port industry and a subsidiary of International Conta...
OOCL optimizes fleet capacity with eight eco-friendly 24,188TEU ships
Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (OOCL) has introduced its newest mega containership, "OOCL Abu Dhabi&am...
At a time when some carriers are accelerating the exit of freighters from their fleets, Emirates SkyCargo is pushing in the opposite direction. In early May, the Middle Eastern airline announced that it was leasing two Boeing 747 freighters to supplement its lift, which includes 11 777 freighters.
At a time when some carriers are accelerating the exit of freighters from their fleets, Emirates
Transit times and productivity are back to normal at USWC ports, according to Drewry, and with a
Singapore Changi Airport reported another month of cargo slowdown in June as persisting global
