ANA strikes new deal for SAF procurement
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HAROPA PORT records increased traffic and investments in 2022
HAROPA PORT have shown resilience amid an international environment marked by numerous crises as it reported increased...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for global air cargo markets for
Challenge Group to launch Istanbul freighter flights
Challenge Group will conduct the inaugural freighter flight out of Istanbul, Türkiye on January 25. The freig...
PSA reports steady volumes in 2022 – notes "transitions to new realities" in 2023
PSA International Pte Ltd (PSA) saw relatively steady cargo volumes in 2022 as countries slowly emerged from the...
CMA CGM deploys largest regular boxship to call in Japan
CMA CGM has deployed its biggest containerships to call in Japan regularly on a route connecting to ports in Central...
Frankfurt Airport reports cargo decline in 2022
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) saw cargo volumes decline in 2022 as the continuing war in Ukraine, restrictions in China and...
Volumes on China-Singapore land-sea trade corridor up 32% last year
China's New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor recorded increased volumes last year with a boost from...
Port of Singapore saw second-highest throughput on record in 2022
The Port of Singapore reported its second-highest container throughput last year despite a marginal dip from 2021 when...
Shipping lines are boosting their reefer capacity with orders of thousands of new containers over
A governmental task force on Guam is exploring how it’s position as the westernmost point in the United States could boost its share of the transhipment market in both shipping and air freight. Asia Pacific Airlines maintains a cargo hub at Guam’s A.B. Won Pat International Airport. Shipping lines including APL and Matson are frequent callers at the Port of Guam.
Guam, a U.S. territory in the western Pacific Ocean located roughly midway between Papua New Guinea
The shipping sector is expected to adopt electronic bills of lading (eBLs) to enhance the shipping documentation process as the industry gears up for digital transformation in the wake of the disruption brought by the coronavirus pandemic.
The shipping sector is expected to adopt electronic bills of lading (eBLs) to enhance the shipping
