Air Canada Cargo unveils new freighter livery as it expands its fleet
Air Canada Cargo's freighter fleet is getting a facelift and the first Boeing 767F to receive a new paint job... 
Kuehne+Nagel steps up sustainability drive with solar panels on trucks
Kuehne+Nagel is stepping up its sustainability drive with the use of solar panels on its trucks in the Netherlands in a...
Turkish Airlines’ first Airbus A321neo parked at the new Istanbul Airport on September 20, 2018. The airport is banking on its good geographical location and extensive, world-class facilities as it seeks to become a major regional logistics hub for transport of goods between Asia and Europe.
Istanbul Airport is banking on its good geographical location and extensive, world-class facilities
AAL conducts salvage operations for two sunken tugs in Tasmania
AAL Shipping (AAL) has undertaken a salvage operation to remove two tugs from the Mersey River in Devonport on the...
New cargo terminal opens at Zhengzhou Xinzheng International
A new cargo terminal at Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport has started accepting shipments as it gears for a full...
New freight train route links Xi'an with Hanoi
A new freight train was recently launched connecting Xi'an, China's northwest China's Shaanxi...
SC Ports completes ship-to-shore crane project to serve mega containerships
South Carolina (SC) Ports announced that its ship-to-shore crane project has been completed allowing the East Coast...
China's rail cargo volume up 5.9% in first seven months of 2022
China's rail freight volume continued to expand in the first seven months of the year, with the Ministr...
Bolloré Logistics USA appoints new chief executive
Bolloré Logistics USA has appointed Marc Sawaya as its new chief executive officer effective August 1, as...
An increase in passenger jets flying cargo missions appeared to have arrested the rapid rise in air freight pricing out of the Asia-Pacific region. Airlines including United Airlines are now carrying cargo in some passenger cabins, as well as in the belly.
A steady increase in passenger jets flying cargo missions appears to have halted the dizzying rise
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a drag the shipping industry. Members of The Alliance, including Hapag-Lloyd, have recently announced adjusted schedules for July through September which include merged services and more voided sailing schedules.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a drag the shipping industry, with some of the world’s
Douglas W. Domenech, assistant secretary, insular and international affairs at the U.S. Department
