FedEx survey finds 85% of APAC SMEs confident in Europe trade growth
Cross-border trade between between SMEs across Asia Pacific and Europe are on an upward trajectory, according to new... 
Hactl launches eSRF to streamline import cargo collection
Hactl has introduced the electronic Shipment Release Form (eSRF) at its SuperTerminal 1 to offer a seamless,...
Global air cargo demand rose again in September, marking continued growth despite shifting trade
DHL Global Forwarding, Freight names Tobias Maier as CEO for Middle East & Africa
DHL Global Forwarding, Freight, the air and ocean freight specialist of DHL Group, has appointed Tobias Maier as chief...
Port of Long Beach cargo volumes decline in October
The Port of Long Beach is moving cargo ahead of the record-setting pace achieved last year, largely because retailers...
AET inks deal with Samsung Heavy Industries for two LNG dual-fuel Suezmax tankers
AET, a global owner and operator of crude and product tankers, has signed shipbuilding agreements with Samsung Heavy...
Berli Jucker Logistics, DHL Supply Chain partner in Thailand
Thailand's Berli Jucker Logistics (BJL), under the BJC Big C Group, has entered into a partnership with DHL Su...
Hellmann, cargo.one to enhance air cargo procurement and sales tech
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics has entered a strategic technology partnership with cargo.one to enhance its airfreight...
Emirates SkyCargo sees 4% rise in cargo volume over six months
Emirates SkyCargo reported 4% increase in its cargo volumes for the first six months of the year reaching 1.25 million...
Asia-Pacific airlines posted continued cargo growth in September, though at a slower pace, as
Turkish Cargo, already the world’s third‑largest air cargo carrier, is targeting industry leadership by 2033 through an aggressive network expansion and a fleet growth plan supported by the SMARTIST mega‑hub in Istanbul and new freighter orders.
Turkish Cargo, already the world’s third‑largest air cargo carrier, is targeting industry
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) saw a dip in air cargo volumes in September due to the
