Hong Kong exporters remain positive despite growing trade tensions
Hong Kong exporters are optimistic about their trade prospects despite evolving geopolitical and trade tensions,... 
Singapore opens applications for methanol bunkering licence
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has opened applications for licences to supply methanol as a marine...
More blank sailings are expected this year, driven by the traditional effect of the Chinese New
UN agencies express grave concern over increased satellite interference
Aviation, maritime and telecoms agencies have raised alarm over the increase in jamming and spoofing of satellite...
Baltic Hub welcomes multiple new services
Baltic Hub, the largest container terminal complex in the Baltic Sea, has announced a range of new services that will...
Port of Savannah achieves busiest February on record
The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) saw its busiest February on record, moving 479,850 twenty-foot equivalent container...
UK freight association seeks solutions to uninsured cargo
Steve Parker, director general of the British International Freight Association (BIFA), has called for solutions to...
Rotterdam, Singapore boost green, digital shipping partnership
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the Port of Rotterdam have signed a Cooperation Agreement to...
Airbus launches pilot programme to boost SAF adoption
Airbus is advancing the adoption of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) by testing a new "Book and Claim&a...
Salt Lake City International Airport is seeking to establish itself as an air cargo gateway and an alternative hub for the U.S. West Coast, particularly to Los Angeles International Airport.
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is looking to develop its air cargo business through
Following a rocky 2024, industry experts expect the start of 2025 to remain challenging.
If anybody needed reminding that dealing with disruptions has become the new norm in supply chain
Boeing said demand for freighters will remain strong, even as capacity from passenger’s belly holds increases, and that the share of cargo transported on the main deck is expected to surpass that carried in the bellies.
Boeing said demand for freighters will remain strong, even as capacity from passenger’s belly holds
