ICTSI notes expansion plans for Australia's biggest port
Global port operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) has outlined a significant proposal for the... 
MSC relaunches Dragon service between Asia and the Mediterranean
MSC announced that it reintroducing its "DRAGON service", that will connect Asia to Israel, Italy a...
While Covid-19 has put the brakes on many types of project cargo, the outlook for wind energy is widely viewed as promising. Plans to develop offshore wind farms are underway in many parts of North America.
The Covid-19 pandemic has put the brakes on the project cargo sector. “Business has definitely
ONE expands Israel service to meet growing demand
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced an Israel Express (ILX), a new weekly Israel shuttle service, connecting...
Port of LA sees softer global trade in Q1 as it reports cargo volumes decline in January
The Port of Los Angeles (Port of LA) reported another month of softer cargo volumes in January, driven by combined...
DHL Express steps-up decarbonisation efforts with launch of GoGreen Plus
DHL Express announced that it recently launched a "GoGreen Plus" offering — becoming the first global...
Airbus decarbonisation targets validated by the SBTi
Airbus said it had received the approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its greenhouse gas...
OOCL welcomes its first 24,188 TEU vessel “OOCL Spain”
Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (OOCL) announced that it recently welcomed its first 24,188 TEU mega vessel to its...
Port of Savannah records volume drop in January but export numbers up
Port of Savannah reported a cargo volume decline in January as demand continued to soften, although it cited exports as...
Ethiopian Airlines is positioned to be a major player in the African air cargo market, with 10 Boeing 777F and two Boeing 737-800 dedicated freighters, plus access to bellyhold space on 114 passenger planes.
Significant changes loom in the global air cargo market, with Asia and Africa being among those
The coronavirus pandemic has prompted a surge in demand for transport of critical medical supplies
The Port of Vancouver, the largest Canadian gateway, registered a decline in container volume in the first six months of 2020. The port is in the process of expanding its Centerm container facility to raise its capacity from 900,000 TEU to 1.5 million.
Despite the brakes on the US economy and blanked sailings, the port of Oakland registered 1.9%
