Etihad Cargo to offer discounted rates to In-Country Value-certified firms
Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has extended its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with... 
Port of LA exceeds 900,000 container units for fourth month
The Port of Los Angeles (Port of LA) handled a record 905,026 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in October, a 25%...
Billions have been committed to the Middle Corridor project, much of it earmarked for port infrastructure investments.
One illustration of growing interest in the Middle Corridor is the amount of money already
ECS Group's Adrien Thominet appointed to TIACA Board of Directors
ECS Group has announced the appointment of Adrien Thominet, executive chairman of ECS Group, to the Board of Directors...
S&P: Operational performance declines in most Southeast Asian ports in Q3
Main Southeast Asian ports saw a year-on-year increase in their throughput in the third quarter of 2024. The volume of...
Freightos: No real air peak yet
Air cargo rates have been on an uptrend in the last three weeks, according to a new Freightos analysis, but peak season...
Qatar Airways Cargo, MASkargo partner to boost connectivity
Qatar Airways Cargo has announced the launch of a new strategic partnership with MASkargo, the cargo airline and...
time:matters ink deal with Shenzhen Airport Group on logistics handling
Lufthansa Cargo's subsidiary time:matters GmbH and Shenzhen Airport Group Co., Ltd. have agreed to strengthen t...
Etihad Cargo launches more options for pet transport
Etihad Cargo has introduced updates to its IATA CEIV-certified LiveAnimals product, enhancing services to extend...
The Port of Rotterdam believes global trade is on the upswing. With increasing volumes at Europe’s
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.
