Air Freight News
MOL introduces ‘MOL Service Website’
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL; President & CEO: Junichiro Ikeda) today announced the launch of the “MOL Service Website” as an exclusive website focusing on…
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Passport works with Google to make parking payments faster and easier in Austin
Passport, a transportation software company that enables cities to manage vehicle interactions with streets and sidewalks, is innovating with Google to enable people in Austin,…
SAS gets go-ahead from lenders for $1.6 billion equity plan
Scandinavian carrier SAS AB has secured enough backing from bondholders for a debt-to-equity plan that it says is needed to stave off bankruptcy.
Saudi Arabia breaks 72-Year taboo with green light to Israeli flights
Israeli airlines will be allowed to cross through Saudi Arabia on a regular basis, shattering a 72-year taboo as Gulf Arab nations and the Jewish…
Colombia eyes American companies looking to relocate from Asia
Colombia is setting its sights on companies from Asia to Europe and Latin America that are looking to relocate or expand into the Andean nation…
Saudi Arabia approves UAE request to use airspace for all routes
Saudi Arabia approved a request from the United Arab Emirates to use the kingdom’s airspace for all flights.
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WTO hopeful Okonjo-Iweala balances Nigeria, US citizenships
Harvard-educated and longtime World Bank economist Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is bidding to become the next director-general of the World Trade Organization under a nomination from her…
Wheat king Russia is missing out on China’s buying spree
Despite ramping up wheat purchases from around the globe, China remains one of the few main markets that Russia is struggling to crack.
China’s record oil imports slowing as teapots use up quotas
China’s record haul of crude is poised to end as state-issued allowances for imports dwindle, potentially taking the wind out of the uneven recovery across…
Australia’s commodities sector is nervously watching China
Australia’s commodities industry is nervously watching its biggest trading partner, China, after the Asian behemoth slapped more import restrictions on its agricultural products.