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The airline industry’s recovery will be more U-shaped than V-shaped, experts warn.

The February downturn in air cargo volumes presages even worse performance in the coming months, according to analysts.

Maryland port’s Seagirt Marine Terminal will not move cargo Monday and Tuesday.

If confirmed, these would be the first reported cases of COVID-19 on board a container ship.

Some believe Capesize rates will remain depressed. Others see light at the end of the tunnel.

New Hawaii travel restrictions force airlines to make additional flight cutbacks.

America’s mission to put a man on the moon draws one step closer to reality.

Second Navy ship expected to arrive in New York on Monday to provide relief to hospitals overburdened with coronavirus patients.

Demand to move goods during the pandemic crisis is high, but available air cargo space is low. Passenger airlines are finding a robust market.

Carrier generates $815 million in cash with sale of stakes in eight port terminals.

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission’s legal staff is expected to deliver its final demurrage and detention rulemaking assessment to the commissioners in the next several weeks.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen laying off 2,500 workers in the United States and Mexico, retiring and recycling about 15 vessels.

Social distancing will wreak havoc on trans-Pacific and Asia-Europe box volumes.

Critical cargo initiative launched to quickly process imports needed in the fight against the coronavirus.

Best February ever recorded despite challenges from coronavirus pandemic.

Airlines expected to increase use of truck capacity to move cargo around the country.

An exclusive interview with Nerijus Poskus, global head of ocean freight at Flexport.

The second-shift change will provide time to clean handling equipment to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

One of the world’s largest suppliers of disposable rubber gloves may resume exports to the U.S. after resolving forced labor concerns, Customs and Border Protection said.

International Maritime Organization secretary-general stresses that world trade during the coronavirus pandemic depends on the mariners who move goods.