Browsing: Cargo & Freight

“Fleet managers are operating in one of the most complex environments in recent memory,” said Josh Lovan, Industry Business Advisor at J. J. Keller & Associates,…

Air China Cargo is to firm up another four Airbus A350 freighters by exercising options it acquired through an order for the type last year. The…

He still needs a little training to avoid damaging the ULD. Image: JAL There have been a few amusing videos making the LinkedIn rounds this week,…

A long-term decline in US forest product production is being accelerated by the increasing use of composite materials that require less wood and trade policy complications…

Truckload carrier Pamt Corp. reported a small net loss for the first quarter. However, excluding the impacts of a one-time real estate gain and an increase…

Nestled alongside one of Europe’s oldest transport routes – the beautiful and legendary Rhine River – the idyllic town of Rüdesheim played host to QCS’ annual…

Stockholders representing 97% of the shares in Zim, equivalent to 57.2 million shares, voted Thursday in favor of the $4.2 billion deal that was announced in…

Borderlands Mexico is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week in Borderlands Mexico: Nearshoring fuels 800K-square-foot…

At the fringes of the Nordic Air Cargo Symposium, orchestrated by Euroavia International and held in Riga, Latvia on 28APR26, we conducted an exclusive interview with…

Demise of ‘Pool of Pools’ marks new chassis era in Southern CaliforniaTRAC Intermodal’s exit from the massive chassis cooperative on June 1, just one year after Flexi-Van’s departure, reflects the shift from a primarily pool-owned and operated chassis market to one…