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Balenciaga Shipyard has restarted operations with a keel laying under its new owner, SAFEEN Drydocks, an AD Ports Group unit

Daimler Truck, Lambert Defence, and Soframe have partnered for Belgium's military logistics truck tender

Bilbao Port's traffic rose 12.3% in the first half, driven by strong liquid bulk and container volumes.

SMBC Aviation Capital placed an order for 100 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft at Farnborough, expanding its narrowbody portfolio

An Italian court has cancelled the approval for a new cruise terminal project in Rome, impacting future port development

TLN is considering legal steps after the Merwedebrug was abruptly closed to trucks, citing government's potential oversight

Attacks on Dynacom vessels have brought shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to a near standstill, underlining heightened risks

Nuclear propulsion for commercial shipping is moving from concept to reality, with regulatory and technical advancements accelerating.

Galveston's new cruise terminal secured LEED Silver certification for sustainable design and operations.

Great Lakes regulations show how regional rules can effectively prevent maritime pollution, particularly oil leaks from propeller shafts

The Port of Lisbon experienced its best June on record for cruise ship visits and passenger numbers, indicating strong growth.

Rhenus RETrans has executed the first international waste shipment fully registered via the new European DIWASS system.

Velesto Energy has terminated a contract for a jack-up rig in Malaysian waters, making the 2015-built rig available for new jobs

Maersk warns of potential intermodal rail disruptions from Italian ports due to summer infrastructure works until September

An oil tanker halted in the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian naval actions, raising concerns about escalating Middle East hostilities

Air Canada and Airbus are investing CAD 13.7 million to develop a commercial-scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel industry in Canada

The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) decreased by 81 points to 2671 on July 20, 2026, reflecting shifts in bulk shipping costs

Astral Aviation has resumed its weekly Boeing 767-300 freighter service between Guangzhou and Nairobi.

Vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz have fallen by 90% compared to pre-conflict levels, Clarksons Research indicates

MMMCZCS has open-sourced its Navigate software, a maritime decarbonization pathway simulation tool, for industry scrutiny

The UK Warehousing Association warns that increased business rates on warehouses will raise operating costs and consumer prices.

Wärtsilä and Carnival Corporation have signed an 8-year service agreement for LNG-fueled cruise ships.

Van der Vlist introduces MAN hTGX hydrogen combustion engine trucks for sustainable heavy and abnormal transport operations

A Russian strike on the Golden Leo vessel has resulted in five fatalities and five missing crew members

Van Veluw Transport expanded its fleet with three new tractor units for international bagged animal feed transport.

Boeing forecasts the global freighter fleet will expand by 67% over the next two decades, reaching over 4,000 aircraft

Europe's rising temperatures are driving a surge in air conditioning demand, creating a new container shipping trade lane from Asia.

DEME has secured a contract to transport and install foundations for the first phase of the Zeevonk offshore wind farm.

European shares rebounded from early losses, stabilizing as diplomatic progress in the Middle East eased global energy market concerns.

Royal Burgers and Heisterkamp are expanding their collaboration to boost Double Deck trailer adoption in Europe, improving efficiency and…