Air Freight News
Rail Traffic for the Week Ending April 10, 2021
For this week, total U.S. weekly rail traffic was 513,724 carloads and intermodal units, up 24.5 percent compared with the same week last year.
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SEKO Logistics expands with more east coast hubs and larger facilities
SEKO Logistics has opened major new regional distribution hubs on the U.S. east coast to manage growth in Baltimore and Charlotte as part of its…
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House Republicans Introduce Bill to Modernize Infrastructure Project Reviews, Cut Costs, Rebuild America
The BUILDER Act modernizes the outdated National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) to make infrastructure project reviews more efficient, reduce project costs, spur economic recovery and…
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Smooth cargo flow continues at Port of Virginia as new March record is set
The Port of Virginia in March set a new record for monthly TEU volume (twenty-foot equivalent unit) having handled nearly 280,000 TEUs and processing the…
MSC ARIANE incident on Pearl Service update
In respect of the container ship MSC ARIANE, deployed on our Pearl service, which had an engine issue due to bad quality of fuel on…
OmniTRAX Safe Shipper Award presented to six Brownsville area companies
The OmniTRAX Safe Shipper Award is presented to companies that modeled exemplary shipping safety by shipping or receiving loaded cars with no accidental releases during…
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KLM Cargo introduces the new Cargo Seat Bag for its cargo in cabin flights
2020 was an unprecedented year for our industry and adaptation has been the name of the game ever since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
Russian markets dive as U.S. plans sanctions on sovereign bonds
Russian bonds sank the most since March last year and the ruble tumbled as the U.S. prepared to unveil sanctions on the nation’s local debt,…
Biden confronts decades of union decline in bid to boost wages
President Joe Biden’s strategy of bolstering labor unions as a way to enhance American workers’ pay is running up against a half century of setbacks…
South Korea studying plan to end state funding of overseas coal
South Korea, which has invested billions of dollars in overseas coal plants, is debating whether to halt financing further projects amid pressure to accelerate climate…