James Miller

Revolutionizing Logistics Through Robotics and Automation at SKY Event in Madrid

The first edition of the SKY Robotics & Logistics event is set to take place on May 28, 2026, in Madrid.

Premier Alliance Introduces FE4 Service at the Port of Felixstowe

The opening of the FE4 service by the Premier Alliance marks a significant advancement in the logistics landscape between Asia and North Europe.

Improving Worker Standards in the TIB Transportation Companies

Recent discussions among TIB transportation companies and their workers' union, SATI, have sparked interest on how agreed enhancements in labor conditions could influence the entire transportation logistics network.

Pune Airport Takes a Leap into the Global Cargo Scene

In June, Pune Airport made a significant stride by launching its international cargo imports, signaling a new chapter in its cargo operational history.

Effects of US Tariffs on Container Shipping Worldwide

The recent shifts in container shipping dynamics, spurred by US tariff decisions, have stirred a stormy sea in the global shipping arena.

Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Plans Shore Power Facility for Ships

At a recent conference, SBMA's senior deputy administrator for operations, Ronnie Yambao, expressed excitement about this groundbreaking project.

Insights into air traffic statistics for June and the first half of 2025 from AAHK

The Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) has recently disclosed air traffic statistics for Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) for June 2025 and the first half of the year.

Swissport’s Strategic Move in London Through ASC Acquisition

Swissport, known globally for its dominance in airport ground services and air cargo handling, has taken a significant step by signing binding transaction agreements to acquire ASC.

APASS 2025: A Major Gathering of Aviation Safety Experts in Manila

The Asia Pacific Aviation Safety Seminar 2025 (APASS 2025) is gearing up to be a pivotal event in the aviation calendar.

CETM Seeks Assurance for Implementation of 44 Tons After BOE Publication

Introduction The recent modification in transportation regulations has stirred the pot in the logistics field. The announcement regarding the extension of the maximum allowable weight for freight trucks to 44 tons has raised questions and concerns among industry stakeholders. Changes in Regulations The official announcement appeared in the Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE), outlining a change in Annex IX of the General Vehicle Regulations. This move pertains to the increase in the allowed maximum weight for freight trucks, which is set to enhance operational efficiency in the logistics sector. Background of the Regulation Change This change follows a long negotiation process led by the

Launching the Revolution in Maritime Transport: The First Methanol Dual-Fueled Bulk Carrier

The maritime industry is steadily making waves with new innovations aimed at reducing environmental impact.

Streamlined Solutions for Drivers: The Launch of UTA Edenred Drive

UTA Edenred has revealed a game-changing mobile application aimed at enhancing the daily experiences of drivers.