The decline of air cargo is less severe than earlier this year, but a bearish case for a counter-seasonal, second-half dip is gaining momentum as freight forwarders undercut each other on prices to win customers.
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The National Defense Authorization Act amendment is aimed at blocking China’s ability to monitor U.S. container flows.
Tanker shipping sanctions compliance is getting a lot more complicated as the price of Russian crude oil rises.
Now that the labor strike at Canada’s ports is over, it’s time to take a look at the delays it created.
Amazon is dialing back flights for its European cargo airline. The third party operating those flights has let go nearly 30 pilots.
The extended strike in western Canada was beginning to affect U.S. supply chains. Its resolution limits the fallout.
Delta Air Lines has seen cargo revenue slide by more than a third in the past year.
Although international intermodal traffic has come to a halt at the Canadian West Coast ports since the start of the work stoppage on July 1, carload volumes for commodities such as coal and grain have grown, according to supply chain data visibility firm RailState.
Sulfur pollution addressed by IMO 2020 created a health risk, but that pollution had a cooling effect, which has now been reduced.
The agreement should keep tanker and bulker orders in check, while increasing the risk of a future carbon tax on container shippers.
Freightos, a digital marketplace for international air and ocean shipping, announced Tuesday that it will reduce staff levels by 13% and lowered its full-year outlook again in an effort to stem mounting losses as revenues fall short of expectations because of a prolonged downturn in freight markets. The news is the latest example of the […]
The Cargo Airline Association has a new president for the first time in 40 years.
Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, caters to cargo. It is targeting the medicine, vaccine and biologics business with a new temperature-controlled facility.
Ships continue to stack up as Canada’s port strike continues, according to new data from the ITS Logistics Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index.
June volumes of containerized imports were higher than normal and the National Retail Federation predicts more gains ahead.
A major air cargo terminal in Hong Kong is deploying robots to monitor security and damaged shipments.
U.S. import demand is likely peaking and could soon begin a steady decline toward a “new” bottom in the back half of 2023.
U.S. imports via Canadian ports face rising fallout as the war of words escalates between dockworkers and employers.
Cargo pilots at Western Global Airlines are in the difficult position of negotiating their first collective bargaining agreement as questions mount about the company’s ability to stay in business.
