Airlines have cut costs to the bone to survive the COVID pandemic. Shrinking the bone — maintenance, airport fees, labor and aircraft rent — is more difficult.
Ro-ro vessel has lain on its side since running aground while sailing from the Port of Brunswick in September 2019.
Coast Guard helicopter and response boat used along coast of Georgia.
David Fisher’s 30 years of industry experience is expected to advance the university’s graduate program for transportation, logistics and supply chain executives.
In the world of politics, the complicated distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine is greatly simplified. It must be for messaging and public confidence. President Trump, in his rallies and in the first presidential 2020 debate, said the deployment was “logistically all set up” using soldiers to deliver “200,000 a day.” But is it really that simple? Absolutely not.
Amazon gets the pick of the litter. Its latest hire is an American Airlines executive picked to run local terminals.
How former World War II-built American tankers became the bulwark of international commercial oil transport in the 1950s and 1960s.
Crowley has the Jones Act-compliant marine transportation assets to accommodate the start of the burgeoning U.S. offshore wind industry.
We’re shopping online for products at levels not expected for 10 years because of the pandemic. Delivery companies are trying their best to stay ahead of the parcel tsunami coming at them for the holidays.
Hong Kong-based container carrier moves 1.94 million TEUs during the third quarter of 2020.
Svitzer, Alvys, Blue Ridge, Duluth Seaway and Bureau Veritas announce appointments.
Maritime sector is encouraged to weigh in during a 30-day comment period that begins Monday.
More recovery signals: container lease pricing up over 50% versus second quarter, new container prices up 40% year-to-date.
The iPhone 12 has arrived and UPS and FedEx are two of Apple’s shipping providers.
The challenges of delivering a coronavirus vaccine to 8 billion people are immense, but over time more logistics companies will be able to participate as shipping tolerances ease.
1981: Civic pride and more than a little politicking have scuttled — at least temporarily — a controversial proposal to study whether the competing Puget Sound ports of Seattle and Tacoma should cooperate and, ultimately, merge.
Ground handling companies, with the help of Trump administration officials at the Treasury Department, took CARES Act aid designed to keep workers employed and still terminated many of them.
High cost of repositioning reefer equipment is hitting food exporters hard amid ongoing tariff fallout.
German forwarder says acquisition will expand its global business in handling nonhazardous bulk liquids such as alcoholic beverages and edible oils.
Airline industry experts are just guesstimating when they say 8,000 big freighter planes will be needed to rush COVID vaccines to the public. Until we know more about the shipping requirements and packaging logistics, folks will still be in the dark.
