Seafarer labor market tightest on record according to Drewry
Officer supply shortfall has reached a record high and is not expected to improve, leading to manning cost inflation, according to the latest Manning Annual…
Topo joins AAFA to advance its global supply chain capabilities
Topo joins the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) that represents over 1,000 brands to draw on leading industry practices and guidelines to foster advocacy…
‘Great Antwerp’ calls at Hamburg for the first time
The modern RoRo vessel of the Grimaldi Shipping Company docked at the O'Swaldkai Terminal of Unikai Lagerei- und Speditionsgesellschaft in the Port of Hamburg in…
AAAE elects leaders for 2023-2024 at 95th Annual Conference & Exposition in Denver
Perry Miller, A.A.E., I.A.P., President & Chief Executive Officer, Richmond International Airport, took office Monday, June 5, as Chair of the American Association of Airport…
Urban air-taxi pilot training outlined in US FAA proposal
US aviation regulators on Wednesday unveiled their first framework for how to train pilots for the expected new breed of electric-powered urban air taxis designed…
KLM faces trial over climate ad greenwashing allegations
KLM will need to defend its ad campaign promoting climate-friendly flying in court over greenwashing allegations after an Amsterdam judge paved the way for a…
CS Leasing appoints Shen as Marketing Manager
With further growth in the Asian markets, CS Leasing continues to expand its management team with the appointment of China-based Shen
Pakistan International Container Terminal, SeaLead launch Pakistan-Australia direct service
The RENJIAN 26, one of the vessels operating SeaLead’s ASI service, during its maiden call at Pakistan International Container Terminal.
Freight association urges members to respond to Government consultation on customs intermediary sector
Responding to the news that the Government’s review of the customs intermediary sector has now started, the British International Freight Association (BIFA) is urging its…
West Coast ports see extended disruption as labor talks drag on
The biggest shipping gateways on the US West Coast are enduring the longest labor-related disruptions since 2015 as talks between port employers and dockworkers close…
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