United Airlines has stepped up to help Operation Fly Formula by transporting critically needed baby formula from the U.K. on regular passenger flights.
The Port of Hamburg could suffer a container pileup if labor issues are not resolved in Germany.
While the Federal Maritime Commission’s Rebecca Dye found no evidence of collusion among the major ocean carriers, an investigation into the “numerous charges” they assess still could be launched.
Freightos, a backed by FedEx, is raising capital through a special purpose acquisition company and IPO.
Tankers are loading up on American crude, diesel and gasoline exports. Can the free market withstand political pressure?
Amsterdam airport lost a major cargo customer because of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russian airline Volga-Dnepr is trying to revive its fortunes, and the Russian economy, with a new air logistics deal with Moscow.
The Biden administration has employed an all-of-government approach to bolstering infant formula supplies until domestic manufacturing can return to normal.
Work remains for the Biden administration’s new port envoy, Stephen Lyons, to untangle freight supply chains.
The latest baby formula developments include relaxed regulations to support more imports, an air cargo pipeline and congressional scrutiny.
The nation’s top container-trade regulator says he wants ensure more fairness in ocean carrier contracts after a spike in shipper complaints.
Dallas Fort Worth is a tech-forward airport on many levels. Its latest initiative is trialing an autonomous tow vehicle in the cargo area.
Supply chain bottlenecks on the West Coast last year were evident in global port ranking data.
Ethiopian Airlines is investing in five more Boeing 777 freighters to meet shipping demand.
Without sanctions, tankers will keep loading Russian oil. ‘We’re not taking a moral high ground,’ says Frontline’s CEO.
The International Air Transport Association’s U.S. subsidiary next month will have a new president.
Passenger airline Avianca plans to lease up to four converted freighters as cargo becomes a strategic focus.
Safety stats show resilience despite aging ships, cut corners on maintenance and rising pressure on seafarers.
A new tracking analytic uncovers the undercurrents within the flow of trade.
Gulf Coast ports continue to see strong demand for container and breakbulk cargo services during the month of April.
