FedEx accelerates delivery of import shipments to Johor, Malaysia
Federal Express Corporation (FedEx) is enhancing its inbound shipping service for customers importing into Johor in... 
ICTSI flagship terminal receives Philippines’ first near-zero emission RTGs
The Manila International Container Terminal (MICT), operated by International Container Terminal Services, Inc....
The Port of Rotterdam believes global trade is on the upswing. With increasing volumes at Europe’s
EVA Air achieves IATA CEIV lithium batteries certification
EVA Air, together with Evergreen Airline Services and Evergreen Air Cargo Services, has been certified by the Center of...
ONE raises full-year profit guidance in 2024
Ocean Network Express (ONE) increased its full-year 2024 profit guidance by over a billion dollars, following...
IATA releases SAF accounting and reporting methodology
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released its methodology for accounting and reporting the emissions...
Oman Air extends ULD management deal with Jettainer
Oman Air Cargo has extended its contract with Jettainer for long-term Unit Load Device (ULD) management services....
VICT in Melbourne invests in new hybrid carriers to raise capacity, reduce emissions
Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.'s (IC...
Port of Savannah reports 12th consecutive month of container volume growth
The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) marked twelve consecutive months of container volume increase in December and noted...
Etihad Cargo is expecting a busier-than-usual peak season, with volume already outpacing last year’s. Etihad is also working with its partners, such as SF Airlines, to provide additional capacity.
Etihad Cargo is anticipating a busier peak season, with current volume already outpacing last
Slowing global trade has caught up with the warehousing sector, pushing vacancy rates to levels not seen since the Covid pandemic.
When rates for ocean, air and road transport sank in 2023, the warehousing market remained buoyant.
Singapore emerged once again as the world's top maritime centre in the 2024 Xinhua-Ba
