OOCL boosts Asia-Africa network with new service
OOCL is expanding its Asia-Africa network with the launch of a new service linking India, the Middle East and East... 
Air New Zealand launches ambitious programme for zero emissions aircraft
Air New Zealand took a step in its sustainability initiatives with its "Mission Next Generation Aircraft&...
Digitization is coming to freight charters, but it remains challenging due to the many moving parts.
Digitization continues to spread in logistics, but a fledgling portal to look for charter capacity
Maersk, Spain to explore large-scale green fuels production
Maersk (Maersk) and the Spanish Government have signed a General Protocol for Collaboration to explore the...
Agility invests US$163M to build Jeddah Logistics Park in Saudi
Agility said it will build a large logistics park for storage and distribution near Jeddah as part of a land-concession...
Flexport: E-commerce boosts air freight volume to US West Coast
Air freight demand between north China — which includes Shanghai — the U.S. Midwest and U.S. East Coast (USEC)...
IAG Cargo anticipates returning flights to South America
IAG Cargo will start offering capacity on two passenger flights operated by sister company, Iberia between Madrid...
Transpacific small carriers about to reduce capacity
Non-alliance and small carriers plying the Transpacific route are expected to continue reducing capacity as shipping...
Korean Air signals weaker fourth quarter cargo outlook
Korean Air expects its cargo business to cool in the fourth quarter amid weaker demand and the impact of a global...
Industry players are pursuing green strategies to promote an efficient distribution system while becoming more environmentally friendly.
Industry players in the logistics sector are pursuing green strategies in all areas of operations
The Vancouver Fraser Port authority is gunning for a new container terminal.
Canada’s two big Pacific gateways for ocean freight are looking to build new facilities to cope
Dedicated pharma facilities are on the rise, including a facility at Chicago O’Hare which Emirates SkyCargo developed in partnership with ground handling firm Maestro.
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) took its handling capabilities for pharmaceuticals at Copenhagen
