Virgin Atlantic appears to have secured its future through a private recapitalisation.
The carrier had hit the headlines for asking for government cash, despite shareholder Richard Branson being a billionaire. But it now appears to have found a solution.
The …

The spread of Covid-19 has changed the handover of online purchases to consumers.
With serious concerns about possible infection, contactless delivery, with no signature for goods received, has become the norm. FedEx and UPS stopped signature requirements for deliveries in …

SUPPLY CHAIN DIVE writes:
Moving supply chains and manufacturing is not an overnight decision or task. While risk from the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the trend for many industries, others lack the infrastructure and labor to go all in on …

Shipping lines are using rollovers to bump up freight rates, ‘forcing’ the vast majority of shippers to pay no-roll premiums.
According to Cas Pouderoyen, head of ocean freight at Agility, around 80% of shippers feel they have to pay premiums …

A road feeder service company has called for greater digital cooperation between airport stakeholders in a bid to reduce congestion and improve efficiencies.
Dutch tucking company Jan de Rijk said “sharing data is the only way forward” to cut congestion, …

Just as their inbound flows are building up, US importers are facing tight capacity on the water, chiefly out of Asia.
“We had at least two conference calls with customers and shipping lines about this in the last few days,” …

Qatar Airways Cargo is offering to move one million kilos of humanitarian freight free of charge between now and the end of the year.
With air freight rates currently between $1.50 and $7 per kg, depending on the lane, the …