Antonov safely carried tail shaft from Sharjah to Billund for Elite Aviation Dubai
Ukraine-owned ANTONOV’s airtransport subdivision known as Antonov Airlines, a world leader in transportation of heavy and oversized cargoes is continuing operations
CMA CGM SHAKA 2 service - 2nd vessel operated by CMA CGM
CMA CGM Group has announced that we will now operate 2 out of 9 vessels on the SHAKA 2 service, jointly with our fellow partner.
Biden administration urges fuel-export cuts to restock Northeast
The Biden administration is warning refiners that it may take “emergency measures” to address fuel exports as stockpiles of gasoline and diesel fuel remain near…
NASA, Boeing target February 2023 for crewed Starliner mission
(Bloomberg) -- NASA aims to use Boeing Co.’s Starliner space vehicle for a crewed mission to the International Space Station as soon as February, the…
Europe’s deepening fertilizer crunch threatens food crisis
Europe’s fertilizer crunch is deepening with more than two-thirds of production capacity halted by soaring gas costs, threatening farmers and consumers far beyond the region’s…
India set to curb some rice exports in risk to global supply
India, the world’s biggest rice shipper, will likely restrict some exports as domestic supply is under threat, according to people with knowledge of the matter,…
GEODIS signs expanded agreement with Locus Robotics to deploy 1,000 LocusBots at global warehouse sites
GEODIS, a leading global transport and logistics provider, and Locus Robotics, the leader in autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for fulfillment warehouses, today announced a new…
Carter promoted to Sterling Transportation Vice President of Operations
Craig Carter joined the Sterling Transportation team as Director of operations just over a year ago and made an immediate impact. Carter leveraged over 30…
JAXPORT deepening means boost for CargoBarn
The Florida office of CargoBarn, the technology-driven freight brokerage, is expecting more business thanks to the Jacksonville Port Authority’s recently completed harbor deepening. JAXPORT announced…
Mexico’s trade gap widens more than expected on fuel-import costs
Mexico’s trade deficit widened more than expected last month as the cost of imported fuel soared while consumer goods imports also jumped.
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