AAPA reorganizes key staff roles and responsibilities
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA)—the unified and recognized voice of seaports in the Americas—has announced completion of its operating departments and key personnel…
Container shipping is booming again. that probably won’t last.
An era of globalization has ended, and the new one will probably mean less stuff on ships.
Lufthansa adds flights as confined Germans plot festive breaks
Deutsche Lufthansa AG will expand its Christmas flight schedule after a surge in bookings from German tourists, a rare piece of good news for the…
XPO Logistics announces plan to spin off logistics segment to Its shareholders
XPO Logistics, Inc. today announced that its board of directors has unanimously approved a plan to pursue a spin-off of 100% of its logistics segment…
Pilots mishandle mid-air crash warnings, European report finds
Almost two-thirds of pilots who received alerts of a potential mid-air collision with another plane were found to have responded incorrectly, prompting labor groups to…
Redwood Logistics research reveals the impacts of COVID-19 on automotive shipping
In April, the auto industry was bracing for disaster. As the coronavirus spread, car sales plunged, and automakers shut down plants. In recent months, automakers…
Logisticus Group partners with Georgia tech team for the afterlife of wind turbine blades
Wind turbines are, by design, green solutions for the production of power. Wind turbines produce zero carbon emissions; however, the blades themselves pose an environmental…
LocatorX names Retired Marine Col. John Coleman to Advisory Board
LocatorX, an innovative tracking technology provider, today announced that Retired Marine Col. John Coleman, former chief of staff of the 1st Marines Expeditionary Force during…
Precisely enhances confident decision-making with Dynamic Weather context
New Data Service Helps Bring Companies Closer to Achieving Data Integrity
Steerprop azimuth propulsion to propel shallow-draught icebreaking walk-to-work vessel
/ins The world’s first double acting, shallow-draught ice-breaking vessel, built by the Dutch shipyard Royal Niestern Sander for the Russian companies Mercury Sakhalin and Pola,…
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