ZIM restructures its Oceania trade services
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM) has announced a restructuring of its existing services to Oceania (CAX, TFX... 
HSBC: Liner margins likely to erode further in H2, but remain profitable
The Shanghai Containerised Freight Index (SCFI) decreased by 1.2% w-o-w after gaining for three weeks in a row....
The proliferation of Airbus A321neo and Boeing 737MAX aircraft is seeing these planes increasingly flying on routes where traditionally widebodies like the Boeing 767 have been used, removing bellyhold space and putting pressure on air freight capacity.
Air freight capacity continues to struggle with headwinds. Disruptions have hampered the recovery
DHL Supply Chain names Javier Bilbao as new Asia Pacific CEO
DHL Supply Chain has announced a change in its regional management as Terry Ryan, CEO of DHL Supply Chain Asia Pacific,...
C.H. Robinson says ocean freight capacity poised for growth
C.H. Robinson said ocean freight capacity is forecasted for growth. The global logistics company noted that overall,...
VICT seeks to expand reefer capacity by 43%
Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.'s (IC...
Lufthansa Cargo eyes Frankfurt Airport as a major e-commerce hub
Lufthansa Cargo is looking to transform Frankfurt Airport as a major e-commerce hub as it announced efforts to focus...
Cebu Pacific plans to use EVs for cargo operations
Philippines' Cebu Pacific (CEB) is making headway in its electric vehicle program as it announced the commissio...
WorldACD: Tonnages fall further while rates hold firm
Average global air cargo rates have stabilized in the last five weeks at around -37% below their levels this time last...
Authorities at Hong Kong International Airport have extended the airport’s slot-use waiver rule until October this year. Regulators in other jurisdictions have made similar announcements, amidst an uneven recovery from Covid-19.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), the world’s busiest cargo airport, is extending its
Emirates SkyCargo recently marked a milestone for moving 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccine. The 4,200 tonnes of vaccine travelled on more than 2,000 Emirates flights.
Emirates SkyCargo continues to transport vaccines and related medical supplies with no letdown as
Shipping lines have carried over its strong performance from 2021, recording a "
