Ethiopian Airways expands cargo fleet to navigate Covid-19
Ethiopian Airlines Group has almost doubled its cargo capacity and deferred two months of plane-lease payments to help navigate the aviation crisis caused by the…
Free trade to help Africa rebuild after virus, even if delayed
The first commerce under an Africa-wide free-trade pact will provide new stimulus to countries on the continent to overcome the economic damage of the coronavirus,…
Australia’s trade surplus swells to record as export prices soar
Australia’s trade windfall increased to a new high as prices and volumes of commodities like iron ore surged, boosting the economy as it headed into…
Boeing supplier restarts work on 737 Max in step to jet’s comeback
Boeing Co. has asked its largest 737 Max supplier, Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc., to resume work, a critical step toward restarting production of the beleaguered…
Port Houston achieves Security Management System ISO 28000 recertification continuing long commitment to security
Port Houston, the largest port on the U.S. Gulf Coast, recently obtained its ISO 28000 recertification for its Security Management System (SMS) for the fifth…
Premier Global Logistics moves heavy & OOG equipment
Premier Global Logistics have recently moved heavy equipment of various OOG dimensions and weights as photographed in the gallery below. A total of 355 pieces…
Qatar Airways announces phased rebuilding of network to an initial 52* destinations by end of May and 80* in June
Qatar Airways is pleased to announce the airline will begin a phased approach to expanding its network in line with passenger demand evolution and the…
Tigers launches PPE webstore and is delivering five million masks
Tigers has launched a new dedicated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) section on its eShop, powered by its freight portal SmartHub:Connect.
Swiss WorldCargo adds more cargo destinations to its network
Following the recent launch of its network of cargo flights, Swiss WorldCargo will add several additional routes to its current schedule:
Weekly rail traffic for April and the week ending May 2, 2020
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) today reported U.S. rail traffic for the week ending May 2, 2020, as well as volumes for April 2020.
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