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Amerijet says it will repair the buckled skin on a Boeing 767 freighter aircraft despite its age.

UPS has opened a larger air cargo and package terminal in the Philippines to better connect Asia with its global network.

Container ships are being increasingly targeted in the Strait of Hormuz, with one Singapore-flagged vessel sinking after a strike.

The Port of Long Beach set an all-time monthly cargo record in September as shipper managed soaring diesel costs.

DHL Group plans to make big logistics investments in Central and Eastern Europe.

A new FedEx system for booking temperature-controlled shipments is making life easier for pharmaceutical customers in Europe.

Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure have raised the risk of renewed Red Sea shipping disruption ahead of 2027 contract negotiations.

DP World has appointed Morten Johansen as chief executive officer of its Americas region, placing a longtime ports and logistics executive in charge of the company’s operations across North America, South America, and the Caribbean. Johansen made the announcement in a LinkedIn post Oct. 13. He succeeds Brian Enright, who served in the dual positions […]

Public-private investment of nearly $1 billion will support PhilaPort’s largest-ever expansion.

After the busiest month in its 118-year history, tariffs and sourcing shifts roil the trans-Pacific trade lane. 

Global container schedule reliability fell for a fourth straight month as the average vessel delay neared one week, according to Xeneta.

The Port of Los Angeles handled record container volumes in September, marking the busiest month in its 118-year history

OOCL saw higher revenue per container and increased cargo volumes across all four of its trade regions.

Stord’s packages reach 1 in 4 U.S. households a year, the company says. It now has $400 million more in borrowing capacity to build warehouses and robots.

NRF says the extended peak shipping season is winding down, with most holiday merchandise already in and U.S. container imports expected to ease through year-end.

Xeneta: Asia-US West Coast rates showed the first sign of softening since mid-September.

Global container volumes hit a record 17.46 million TEUs in August, while ocean pricing reached a two-year high, CTS reported.

The data center boom has become a lucrative market for logistics companies, especially in the Asia-Pacific and United States.

Samsung is seeking $186 million from CMA CGM alleging improper container charges and failed inland deliveries. 

The Port of Savannah handled a September record as box traffic improved 3.7% y/y.