Shanghai will increase its LNG capacity by 6M tonnes
Shanghai is ramping up development of sustainable fuel with the plan to expand LNG projects at Yangshan port area with... 
Qatar Airways Cargo adds capacity to CargoAi, cargo.one
Qatar Airways Cargo is ramping up its digitalisation drive as it announced offering its capacity on CargoAi and...
Logistics firms are seeing an uptick in the volume of goods being transported via rail as the coronavirus pandemic continues to restrict capacity through air and sea.
Logistics firms are seeing an uptick in the volume of goods being transported via rail as the
U.S. awards US$31M to nine airports to expand cargo infrastructure
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded more than US$31 mil...
Geodis completes acquisition of Need It Now Delivers
GEODIS announced that it has completed its acquisition of American company Need It Now Delivers following regulatory...
South Carolina Ports handles record volumes in September
South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) said it maintained "fluidity" for vessels calling the East Coa...
American Airlines invests in hydrogen logistics network
American Airlines has announced its strategic equity investment in Universal Hydrogen Co., a company building a green...
DHL to raise profit guidance as Q3 results beat expectations
The Deutsche Post DHL Group said it will be raising its profit guidance this year after its third quarter performance...
Qatar Airways Cargo makes progress on digital transformation journey
Qatar Airways Cargo has kicked-start its digital transformation journey with the release of its new website last May...
Congested cargo facilities are plaguing US airports, including two days in late June at Delta Air Lines’ cargo facility at Chicago O’Hare airport.
For two days Delta Air Lines’ cargo facility at Chicago O’Hare airport was off the map. On June 29,
Ravi Menon, Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) recently spoke at
Several Danish companies have come together to develop an industrial-scale facility to produce sustainable fuels as Copenhagen races to become the world’s first carbon-neutral capital city by 2025.
Several Danish companies involved in logistics, energy, sea and air freight have come together to
