American Shipper

Mexican officials recently approved a $5 charge on containers moving through the Port of Ensenada.

The Port of New Orleans is receiving a $73.77 million federal grant to assist in building the $1.8 billion Louisiana International Terminal.

The Winnipeg Airport Authority is ready to begin the next phase of its cargo expansion and modernization project with an investment from the Canadian government.

DHL ground support workers at the company’s Cincinnati airport hub ended their strike after an agreement on a new contract.

Cargo volumes were a mixed bag at Gulf Coast ports in November, with Houston reporting declines and New Orleans and Corpus Christi seeing gains.

A new owner sees air cargo potential for underutilized property at Calgary airport in Alberta, Canada.

Multimodal freight office leader Allison Camden has high expectations now that freight “has a seat at the table.”

A growing number of ship operators are refusing to transit the Red Sea and taking a very long detour around Africa instead.

It is unclear whether the reduction in emissions is a result of a genuine effort to mitigate environmental impact or a consequence of market dynamics.

Air China Cargo is adding Airbus freighters to its fleet after previously operating Boeing jets.

Container-ship route diversions — first to avoid the Panama Canal, now to avoid Red Sea chaos — could help offset rate pressure from newbuilding deliveries.

Striking airport workers at the DHL Express hub outside Cincinnati have picked up support from union members around the country, slowing customer shipments.

Turkish Airlines said it plans to buy five large freighters from Airbus.

Spain-based Swiftair plans to lease a couple Airbus A321 modified cargo jets next year.

After two consecutive years of negative growth, air cargo is shaping up for a rebound in 2024, according to the International Air Transport Association and industry experts.

Panama’s drought initially affected transits through the smaller locks. The pain has now spread to the larger Neopanamax locks.

The threat to global shipping has grown following a Tuesday attack against a commercial vessel in the Red Sea with no apparent ties to Israel.

Greg Miller of FreightWaves took a top prize at this year’s Seahorse Awards for his coverage of how geopolitics intersects with shipping.

Western Global Airlines is starting with a clean slate after completing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but still faces difficult market conditions.

As war rages in Europe and the Middle East, a new flashpoint in South America could pose more complications for shipping.