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Florian Pinz will lead DSV's project logistics activities in the Asia-Pacific region, based in Singapore.

Eckship is expanding its heavy-lift fleet with newbuild orders for up to six 15,200 DWT vessels, arriving from Q2 2028

Asian shipping stocks rallied on news of a potential US-Iran ceasefire deal, but a return to normal navigation remains uncertain

Varamar has acquired four 5,200 dwt multipurpose vessels, marking its first investment in an owned fleet.

Offshore wind expansion is now primarily constrained by logistics and heavy-lift capacity, not policy or funding, GWEC reports

Seatankers Management has ordered four more newcastlemax bulk carriers from Dajin Heavy Industry, expanding its newbuild program

Emarat Maritime has ordered up to six 930 TEU feeder containerships from China's Guangji Xinneng Shipbuilding for 2028 delivery.

FrontM will stream live football World Cup matches to seafarers on commercial vessels, boosting crew welfare.

Panama's ship registry is shrinking as geopolitical tensions between the US and China influence shipowner flag choices

Outdated beliefs about fleet maintenance hinder trucking operations, impacting uptime, costs, and service reliability.

The maritime industry faces significant, often unseen, healthcare challenges for seafarers, impacting crew well-being and operational…

Air Cargo Shanghai 2026 will emphasize China's rising importance in global airfreight, drawing numerous international attendees.

Manufacturing decentralization from China into Southeast Asia and India is reshaping airfreight networks, capacity, and pricing.

Shell is reportedly considering selling its offshore wind farms, a move that could be valued at $1 billion.

The Pharma Logistics Masterclass 2026 will examine how geopolitics, AI, and regulations are reshaping pharmaceutical logistics.

The UK offshore wind sector needs to double its workforce to meet clean energy targets by 2030, a new report states

Trident Energy has chartered the AHTS vessel Red Tiger for five years to support offshore operations in Equatorial Guinea

Billund Airport is upgrading its pharmaceutical airfreight facilities to meet increasing demand for temperature-controlled logistics.

Shearwater Geoservices secured a $40 million capital injection and debt amendments to bolster its financial position and liquidity

Unpredictable fuel surcharge adjustments on Asian airfreight lanes are complicating budgeting and influencing routing and modal choices

A UK MAIB report details a February 2025 tug incident, citing over-correction as the cause of a tow rope failure.

Real-time dimensioning data is revolutionizing air cargo operations, enabling enhanced automation and improved planning.

Air cargo networks are being redesigned to embed resilience and operational flexibility, treating disruption as a permanent factor

East Midlands Airport has become the UK's leading express airfreight hub, handling over 413,000 tonnes annually.

The U.S. Coast Guard accepted delivery of its 63rd Fast Response Cutter, the Jeffrey Palazzo, destined for Guam

Royal Caribbean held a keel-laying ceremony for its seventh Oasis Class cruise ship at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard

Central Asia is becoming a permanent air cargo bridge between Asia and Europe due to geopolitical shifts and airspace limitations

Animal welfare groups petition EU Commission to halt live animal exports to Middle East war zones, citing lack of accountability

A civil court hearing in Austria regarding the livestock carrier Spiridon II's animal transport operations was adjourned without settlement

Air cargo terminal certifications are becoming crucial for operational capability, risk management, and supply chain reliability…