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German port workers have launched warning strikes at major hubs like Hamburg and Bremerhaven following stalled wage negotiations

A cargo ship, the Lutuf, has been hijacked by armed pirates off the coast of Somalia, the fifth such incident since April

The Heavy Lift Group's 74th Annual Conference focused on navigating geopolitical complexities and supply chain challenges.

A new ICCT report details actions California can take to support renewable hydrogen-based fuels for shipping and aviation.

Port of Tauranga's expansion project has received conditional approval from a government Fast-Track panel, with final approval expected soon

Eve Air Mobility and RV Connex will develop regulatory and industry frameworks for Advanced Air Mobility in Thailand.

Blank sailings are limiting ocean shipping capacity gains, potentially causing longer lead times and reduced schedule reliability

C-Job Naval Architects and Glomar have revealed a new Offshore Support Vessel design focused on versatility and sustainable engineering.

Cargo theft incidents declined in Q2, yet higher value targets resulted in greater financial losses for the logistics industry.

BNSF has introduced an expedited intermodal rail service between Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth, operating six days a week.

Five pilots faced laser interference during their landing approaches at Brussels Airport last Friday evening, confirmed Skeyes.

The Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles are investing $40 million into a new truck charging network and zero-emission incentives

AYK Energy and Gebhard Electro are collaborating on two projects to electrify workboats, including a new dredger

Quarterhill won a $5 million contract to deploy advanced freight technology on Oklahoma's Interstate 35 to improve truck movement.

USPS saw transportation costs climb in Q3 as it moved more volume to UPS's air cargo network.

CMA CGM Group has appointed Natasha Griffin as CEO for its North American operations, based in Norfolk, Virginia

AD Ports Group saw a 65% drop in UAE port volumes in Q2 as Strait of Hormuz disruptions impacted trade

LASO transported industrial tanks from Aveiro, Portugal, to León, Spain, using specialized shuttle equipment.

Brussels Airport saw passenger numbers rise by 2.8% in July, while air cargo volumes declined by 3.2% year-over-year

Freight rail operators in the US face $200 million in annual cargo theft, prompting increased security investments and law enforcement…

Commercial vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to 17% of normal levels due to escalating security threats.

DEME began loading 1,290-tonne monopiles for the Nordlicht I offshore wind farm onto the Orion at Eemshaven

US federal authorities are closing a tax loophole for international shipowners operating under Jones Act waivers.

War and drought are driving record freight rates across critical maritime chokepoints, exposing global supply chain vulnerabilities.

The Baltic Dry Index increased by 15 points, reaching 2878, reflecting changes in dry bulk shipping costs.

Stillstrom by Maersk completed a trial of an automated cable control system for offshore wind vessel charging

Novorossiysk, Russia's primary Black Sea oil port, has resumed oil loadings after a drone attack caused a temporary halt.

AD Ports Group is evaluating a privatization bid from L'IMAD Holding, aiming to acquire all remaining shares.

DB Cargo UK is being sold as part of a major corporate restructuring by its parent company, Deutsche Bahn

A Dutch court has overturned tax claims against an inland skipper, citing insufficient evidence of undeclared cash payments.