
Tanker Struck by Projectile in Strait of Hormuz, Two Crew Injured
A tanker sustained a projectile hit in the Strait of Hormuz, causing minor injuries to two crew members
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A tanker sustained a projectile hit in the Strait of Hormuz, causing minor injuries to two crew members
Large crude oil tankers are avoiding the Bab al-Mandab Strait due to Houthi military activity, driving up oil shipping rates
LNG and LPG shipping rates are rising, driven by commodity price increases and geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
Biofuel bunker prices show mixed movements, with B30-VLSFO down in Rotterdam but B30-LSMGO up

Groningen Airport Eelde adhered to noise limits, with one airline receiving a warning for a route deviation
Turkey has proposed a deal to Russia and Ukraine to cease attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea following recent incidents
The Arctic shipping route is moving towards normalized operations, but commercialization needs broader international cooperation.
EU-funded projects PIONEERS and MAGPIE have delivered a Green Port Master Plan and free digital tools for European ports
Gibraltar's port saw a 6% year-on-year increase in August bunker calls, totaling 476 vessels
Rail-destined container dwell times at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have hit a new annual high.
Saudi Arabia has revived a crude oil shuttle service via the Strait of Hormuz to sustain exports after a pipeline attack
Goldman Sachs projects a new iron ore price floor of $90-95/tonne due to increased production costs.
Copper futures climbed for a fifth consecutive session, driven by stronger demand and anticipated tighter global supply.
Strikes on Qatar's North Field and Iran's South Pars have disrupted global gas supply, impacting LNG markets.
US transportation companies are raising alarms as diesel fuel costs climb to record highs, impacting operational expenses.

deugro opens a new wind energy logistics hub in Antwerp, boosting capabilities for turbine component handling and multimodal connections

L'imad Holding, based in Abu Dhabi, is reportedly considering a bid to acquire airfreight giant Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is set to breach noise limits for the fourth consecutive year at two key monitoring points
GTT Marine integrates BetterSea's FuelEU compliance platform into Vesper Insights to streamline maritime regulation adherence

Japan Airlines renewed its multi-year Pool Program Agreement with Embraer to support E-Jet operations in the Asia-Pacific region

Ports can enhance capacity and reduce delays through improved data sharing and operational alignment across supply chain stakeholders

CILT UK announced Steven Bishop and Stephen Fidler as new Vice-Presidents, bringing diverse experience in transport and infrastructure

A new tanker shuttling system is maintaining Middle East oil exports despite rising regional tensions and increased costs
Petrobras christened the Starnav Elektra, the first vessel in its Mar Aberto fleet renewal program, in Rio de Janeiro

Azerbaijan Railways received seven AC50-type diesel locomotives from China's CRRC Ziyang, with more units under negotiation

Flylogix performed the UK's first civilian cross-border offshore drone operation, inspecting a North Sea oil platform for methane.

The historic 646-tonne wooden vessel Batavia reached Amsterdam after a complex tow, preparing for its final move ashore.
Trucking companies are focusing on career development programs to attract and retain skilled drivers amid industry labor challenges
New VLCC orders are expected to stall due to a lack of shipyard capacity, despite a substantial current orderbook

A technical issue at Prestwick air traffic control is restricting Scottish airspace capacity by 60%, causing widespread flight delays.
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