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Gene Seroka reports worst May in more than a decade, predicts 15% of import cargo won’t return

Boeing’s stop-work order to its fuselage supplier has a lot to do with COVID-19 and the state of the airline industry.

U.S. safety investigators will hold a hearing in July as they try to find out why a big cargo jet carrying Amazon packages crashed last year.

Three hundred vessels will be equipped to measure and report meteorological data

The World Shipping Council says exemption for ocean container carriers from publishing essential terms of their service contracts with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission is a step in the right direction.

Intermodal Motor Carrier Conference said the Ocean Carrier Equipment Association can avoid regulatory or legal action by reaching a “mutually beneficial” resolution to the chassis lease rate dispute.

Bill Doyle has been steering the Dredging Contractors of America

Sister ship will transport cargo while turbocharger is repaired in New Jersey

Governments are taking equity stakes in airlines or putting conditions on them for aid. Cathay Pacific, a big passenger-cargo combination carrier, and Austrian Airlines are two of the latest to get a helping hand.

Global trade could be the next casualty if the virus resurges, warns OECD.

Crews stranded during the pandemic have garnered media attention — “and that’s a good thing”

UPS didn’t need its weekly traffic rights on a key Asian route, so it turned them in. Two other airlines immediately pounced and were granted the routes by the U.S. government.

Peaceful protests and work stoppages take place on day of burial

Airlines continue to send out SOS distress signals. The industry’s main trade association says profit margins will drop 20% this year, but the increased reliance on air cargo is helping companies stay alive and keep employees.

COVID effects far from over, but more positive news on the trans-Pacific.

French carrier trumpets its resilience and agility during coronavirus crisis

Canada’s largest privately owned bulk carrier said combining its maritime activities in a single department will improve efficiency and better prepare it for a post-COVID-19 economy.

Passenger planes are flying empty. Are there ghosts? It sounds kind of creepy. No need to worry. Airlines are simply putting their assets to use with cargo as their primary customer.

Firefighters injured in explosion aboard Höegh Xiamen after loading operations completed

The stock market is back to pre-COVID levels. Shipping shares still have some catching up to do.