Air New Zealand moves 114,000 tonnes of cargo in 2022
Air New Zealand transported mostly fresh produce and perishable goods as it marked a busy 2022 for the airline last... 
Port of Charleston handled the most number of containers in 2022
South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) recorded 2022 with the most containers ever handled at the Port of Charleston. In its...
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
Silk Way West Airlines signs air cargo transport deal with Nippon Express
Silk Way West Airlines and Nippon Express Holdings have signed an Air Cargo Memorandum of Understanding to offer...
Davies Turner adds direct ocean freight LCL service from UK to India
Davies Turner is delivering a further boost to its ocean freight services between the UK and the Indian sub-continent...
Rates continue to soften; capacity tighten ahead of Lunar New Year
Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB) rates have begun to level with the approach of the Lunar New Year (LNY), according to the...
DHL opens its largest fully-automated robotic fulfillment center in Germany
DHL Supply Chain, the contract logistics arm of Deutsche Post DHL Group, is now operating a fully-automated robot...
ANA boost belly cargo to Australia as airline restart flights to Perth
All Nippon Airways (ANA) will boost its belly cargo as it restart flights to Perth, Australia. Perth Airport made the...
ONE launches three new Southeast Asia to Australia services
Ocean Network Express (ONE) announced that it would launch three new Southeast Asia to Australia Services in March. In...
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
After a dismal 2019 freighters are in high demand again at the moment. Still, operators are not
