China's shipbuilding sector continues to lead in global market
China remained the world's leading shipbuilder in the first half of the year, as its market share ranked f... 
WorldACD: Volumes drop again despite capacity rise
Worldwide air cargo volumes have dropped further in the last two weeks despite the continued gradual recovery of...
As oil prices continue to fall, container shipping lines are moving bunker adjustment factors to address those declines.
As oil prices continue to fall, container shipping lines are moving bunker adjustment factors
Delta Cargo introduces improved Live Animal Shipper's certification
Delta Cargo announced that effective August 1, live animal shippers must submit a new certification and journey...
Port of Antwerp-Bruges saw slight growth in the first half of the year
The total throughput of Port of Antwerp-Bruges reached 147.2 million tonnes in the first six months of the year,...
China expects to have nine of top 20 container ports
At least nine Chinese container ports are expected to be part of the world's top hubs this year amid conti...
Yang Ming adds 11,000 TEU ship to Transpacific service
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. (Yang Ming) will be adding another new 11,000 TEU class container vessel to its...
Port of LA sets new cargo record in June
The Port of Los Angeles announced a new cargo record in June moving 876,611 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), edging...
Airbus expects sustained freighter demand over next 20 years
Airbus expects demand for freighters to continue over the next 20 years amid sustained cargo traffic and fleet update...
The first A350 XWB was in the spotlight in December for its handover to Qatar Airways at Airbus’ delivery centre in southwestern France. The A350 promises to affect air cargo markets as well.
Qatar Airways turned a new page in aviation history just before Christmas when it took delivery of
DHL is seeing customer volumes increase on many trade lanes, especially in Asia Pacific. (Photo: DHL)
In mid-November, forwarder UTi did something it had not planned for since 2010. The company
The design of US offshore ports will owe much to the Bechtel-managed construction of the US$5 billion deep water Khalifa Port in Abu Dhabi, which opened in 2012. (Photo: Abu Dhabi Ports Company)
Offshore ports a few miles from the mainland could become the new basis of the US maritime commerce
