Despite blanking 11 sailings this month, carriers have so far failed in their efforts to lift freight rates between Asia and North Europe.
And with bunker prices some 40% higher than a year ago, the tradelane is in potentially sub-economic …
The paper air waybill has been further pushed towards the history book following IATA’s decision to make e-air waybills (eAWBs) the “default” on feasible tradelanes.
From January 1, eAWBs will be normal practice and paper will be considered “non-standard”.
IATA …
Atlas Air has yet again recorded soaring revenues and profitability, but its ongoing labour dispute with its pilots continues to mar the financial success.
Profits climbed almost 30%, year on year, to just over $344m, on the back of an …
The EU should end the block exemption against forming consortia the liner shipping industry currently enjoys, says a new report from the OECD-funded International Transport Forum.
In September, the European Commission reopened its investigation into the block exemption which allows …
State-owned port group China Merchants has launched an initiative in Shenzhen to boost consolidation and transhipment volumes.
In a bid to break Singapore and Hong Kong’s stranglehold on international transhipment and consolidated imports into China, the terminal operator has teamed …
Romaine Seguin, president of UPS Americas, has been appointed president of UPS Global Freight Forwarding, replacing Cindy Miller, who reportedly has retired.
Ms Seguin started her career at UPS in Missouri as a part-time hub supervisor in 1983, eventually becoming …
PRESS RELEASE Istanbul, 01/11/2018
Turkish Cargo, providing service to 124 countries around the world as one of the fastest growing air cargo brands, moved its operations at the Guarulhos International Airport in Sao Paulo, the capital of the identically-named Brazilian …
