Yang Ming Adds 11,000 TEU vessel to Transpacific service
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. (Yang Ming) will be adding another new 11,000 TEU class container vessel to its... 
AAL partners with Merchant Shipping in India
AAL Shipping (AAL) has appointed Mumbai-based shipping company Merchant Shipping Services PVT Ltd. to be its exclusive...
Shipping lines are still very much in flux when it comes to meeting upcoming requirements for burning low sulphur fuel.
Shipping lines are still very much in flux when it comes to meeting upcoming requirements for
CEVA inks multi-year ocean capacity deal with HMM
CEVA Logistics announced that it signed a multi-year ocean capacity agreement with South Korean ocean carrier Hyundai...
Hong Kong Airlines extends partnership with Swissport
Hong Kong Airlines is extending its ground handling partnership with Swissport at two airports in Japan until 2025. The...
Cathay to purchase 38M gallons of Sustainable Aviation Fuel from Aemetis
Cathay Pacific announced today the signing of an offtake agreement with Aemetis for the supply of 38 million US gallons...
Hellmann opens warehouse in Germany to support largest CLAAS plant
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is opening a new warehouse in Oelde, Germany to ensure production supplies to the...
ACI: APAC likely to lose its position as top civil aviation market due to restrictions
China's tougher border measures and Japan's cautious approach toward the relaxation of inboun...
DHL: Global trade remained strong despite shocks
Global trade volumes stayed strong — bouncing back quickly following the Covid-19 pandemic and current geopolitical and...
With around 2,000 container train services each week, Hamburg is Europe's largest port.
European ports are locked in fierce competition against each other to assert their positions and
Qatar Airways received its 16th Boeing 777F in March and is due to receive five more during the summer, bringing the freighter fleet to a total of five Airbus A330-200Fs, two 747-8Fs and 21 777Fs. (Photo: Qatar Airways)
Qatar Airways is upbeat about its cargo business in what it thinks will be a decent year ahead,
IATA forecasts global FTKs to grow 2% in 2019 and 4.4% over the next five years. (Photo: IATA)
The International Air Transport Association has revised its outlook for air cargo growth in 2019,
