Following a nine-month-long dispute over an extended labor contract between port owners and longshoremen, 29 ports along the West Coast...

Within days of each other, two Japanese firms have made plays to more firmly establish themselves in the global logistics...

In a nightmare scenario for shippers, forwarders, manufacturers and retailers – but a golden opportunity for charter carriers – the...

In its bid to compete with the Big 3 Gulf carriers in terms of cargo capacity, Turkish Airlines last week...

While Amazon’s Jeff Bezos continues to fight the FAA over his plan to launch an air force of delivery drones,...

Year-end figures from WorldACD and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) both showed impressive growth in demand and volume growth...

In June 2013, Abu Dhabi-based Maximus Air, one of the largest specialist cargo operators in the Middle East, grounded its fleet...

Some modal shift may be inevitable, but a renewed commitment to quality can keep high-value pharma cargo flying No matter...

As the afterglow of an honest-to-goodness peak season in 2014 lingers in the winter air, many businesses in the air...

On the nose of every Ethiopian Airlines aircraft, near the cockpit window, there is an image of a golden lion...

Soon after launching its first 787-9 into commercial service on Feb. 1, Etihad Airways had more cause for celebration with...

Can transparency, predictability, and reliability win the e-commerce game against the integrators? If you were not shopping for a Sparkle...

The days of the much-vilified fuel surcharge in the airfreight industry may be numbered. Less than two weeks after Emirates’...

In a move with possible long-haul airfreight implications for both carriers, Qatar Airways has purchased a 9.99 percent share of...