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A 646-tonne replica of the 17th-century ship Batavia was moved 250 meters to its final berth in Lelystad.

New data indicates sustained demand for ship-to-shore cranes, driven by ongoing terminal expansions and berth modernization projects.

A low volume of ship recycling today may lead to future overcapacity in the global fleet, affecting freight rates

Roadside breakdown data provides valuable insights for trucking fleets to identify failure patterns and enhance maintenance strategies

TruckDown's new rating system helps fleets and owner-operators quickly find reliable roadside assistance vendors.

Chinese carrier Sea Legend began weekly container services between China and Europe via the Russian Arctic, with one vessel returning via…

Oklahoma is expanding its aerospace and MRO industry into new markets like commercial space and autonomous systems.

Nebraska is developing an integrated logistics hub, combining air, road, and rail connectivity with available land and public support.

Infrastructure is evolving into a strategic tool for trade competitiveness, integrating transport, customs, and digital systems.

US aviation service providers are essential for air cargo reliability, managing ground handling, ramp operations, and security screening.

Cross-border e-commerce airfreight volumes are recovering after an initial dip from the US$800 de minimis exemption removal

Pattaya Airways is expanding its air cargo network in Southeast Asia with ATR 72-500 freighters, increasing frequencies to key markets

Secondary North American airports are expanding air cargo facilities as major hubs face congestion and capacity limits

TIACA's Air Cargo Forum 2026 in Miami will address AI, digitalization, trade, sustainability, security, and workforce challenges.

Turkish Cargo is investing $2.3 billion into its SMARTIST 2.0 facility, aiming to double capacity to 4.5 million tonnes by 2028.

Milan Malpensa Airport set a new record in 2025, handling over 760,000 tonnes of air cargo and mail.

De Havilland Canada is positioning the Sherpa as a rugged STOL platform for last-mile logistics in challenging environments

Felix Toepsch assumes the role of VP of Cargo Development at Fraport AG, overseeing strategic cargo operations at Frankfurt Airport

Flag states are essential for the practical implementation of new maritime regulations, especially for decarbonization and digitalization

Container shipping rates from East Asia to the US rose this week as carriers managed capacity through blank sailings.

The tanker sector may face reduced crude oil cargo availability if major exporting nations prioritize domestic infrastructure shifts

The Capesize dry bulk market saw a significant early-week decline, though it recovered slightly by Friday's close

Rotterdam's B30-VLSFO biofuel premium over conventional VLSFO has widened significantly due to diverging price trends.

Forty-five shadow fleet tankers trading Russian oil are linked to one Hong Kong nominee and 42 are sanctioned

Drewry's Intra-Asia Container Index (IACI) rose 2% last week to $1,518 per 40ft container, setting a new record.

Iran's IRGC Navy reportedly targeted seven oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz for alleged violations over five days

Australia's economy is deeply dependent on maritime trade, making shipping decarbonization crucial for its future.

A new report indicates a rise in off-specification marine fuels across several global ports from April to September 2026.

Russia may partially resume diesel exports if production exceeds domestic demand, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.

METRANS has completed a major expansion of its intermodal terminal in Poznań, significantly boosting handling and storage capacity