Xwing, not X-Men. When you need to pay the bills, you do what Xwing did: Skip the fancy technology and put a pilot in the plane to ferry COVID vaccines to needy areas.
A Water Resources Development Act bill passed by Congress allows millions to be spent on harbor maintenance.
Container imports far exceed sales, raising concerns that 2020’s transport binge could lead to a big headache in 2021.
“Sharing this information is highly beneficial for the supply chain, especially as we cope with both seasonal and unanticipated peaks and valleys in cargo volume,” says Executive Director Mario Cordero.
The Agriculture Transportation Coalition is grateful to the Federal Maritime Commission for its support of American shippers.
AIT Worldwide Logistics is expanding its international footprint with the purchase of a German freight forwarder.
Paul Brady succeeds company founder Mitch Weseley.
The Defense Logistics Agency is the military’s in-house logistics management provider. It has its ducks in a row to receive new coronavirus vaccines.
Pilots and air traffic controllers can take both new coronavirus vaccines under new guidance from the Federal Aviation Administration.
The airfreight division of Swiss International Air Lines moved a big load of Chinese-made vaccine to Brazil on a passenger flight.
Digital marketplaces are becoming more popular in the air cargo world. Investors like what they see at cargo.one and poured $42 million into the company.
Will your cargo ship arrive on time? Globally, the chances are now 50-50. In the Asia-U.S. container trade, it’s less than one in three.
Operation Warp Speed and the delivery of the Pfizer COVID vaccine are clicking on all cylinders, but that doesn’t mean production and distribution are going perfectly.
FedEx Express and TNT Express are integrating. They will continue to outsource airfreight to Qantas under a new deal.
Allegations of service and rate violations ocean carriers against U.S. exporters are increasing, according to FMC commissioners.
Container flows into U.S. ports have grown faster over the past three months than they have at any other time in the past decade.
Delta joins the caravan of airlines moving COVID vaccines. Air Canada gets ready.
Removal of dislodged containers is expected to take more than a month, and none of the 1,816 units that fell into the Pacific have been recovered.
The dry ice shortage that many feared would crimp the ability to ship COVID-19 vaccines turned out to be a Y2K event.
FedEx is renewing its regional fleet with a cargo-friendly turboprop from ATR.
