Federal regulators have finalized a rule making it harder for ocean carriers to refuse to provide vessel space for customers.
Alaska-based Lynden Air Cargo received FAA approval to modify a civilian version of the Hercules C-130 with an aerial delivery system so it can support more humanitarian missions.
Passenger and cargo airlines are coping with a computer crash, which has disrupted many airfreight shipments.
A massive technology outage Friday morning caused widespread disruptions across industries around the globe, but it’s mostly business as usual at America’s ports.
More than 100 Boeing 757s that underwent passenger-to-freighter conversions by Precision Aircraft Solutions need to be inspected and repaired to address the risk of cracking in an external component.
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a civil penalty of $400,000 against cargo airline Kalitta Air for allegedly operating flights in a prohibited region when certain aircraft have a faulty multimode receiver. The agency announced Friday that Kalitta Air, based in Ypsilanti, Michigan, used prohibited procedures on 44 flights between late December 2022 and Jan. […]
Airbus slightly trimmed its demand forecast for freighter aircraft but said airlines would need more large cargo jets than previously estimated. As if on cue, Emirates ordered more 777s from rival Boeing.
DHL Express is expanding China air network through teaming arrangement with Central Airlines.
Maersk Air Cargo will operate its first Boeing 777 freighter between Denmark and China.
Avianca Cargo is replacing the fleet of its Mexican partner with Airbus A330 freighters.
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Pilots for Western Global Airlines say they need help from the National Mediation Board to move along negotiations on a labor agreement.
Airfreight volumes are buoyant during the typically slow summer season. One theory is that businesses are ordering sooner to avoid late deliveries for second-half shopping holidays, which could mean the busy season will be less busy than expected.
Extremely rough seas have made it impossible for commercial shipping to operate around the lower end of South Africa, adding to supply chain disruptions.
Northbound looks to expand its product development after raising $1.4 million in funds.
CargoX has launched its solution tailored to meet the electronic bill of lading standards of Korean container carrier HMM and the Digital Container Shipping Association.
Ports in Houston and Galveston remain closed Tuesday in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.
Ports along the Texas Gulf Coast remained closed as Hurricane Beryl moved through the area Monday.
Ports prepare for Hurricane Beryl’s impact as the storm moves through Mexico and toward South Texas.
Ongoing attacks on vessels in the Red Sea by Yemen’s Houthis continue to disrupt shipping lanes in the chemical industry’s supply chain.
