James Miller

Baku Port Accelerates Cargo Throughput with Impressive Cargo and TEU Growth

Baku Port, operated under the banner of “Azerbaijan Railways” CJSC (ADY), a key subsidiary of AZCON Holding, recently reported a remarkable increase in cargo throughput during the first ten months of the year.

Azerbaijan Registers Significant 17% Increase in Oil and Land Cargo Sea Transportation

The maritime transport sector in Azerbaijan has witnessed a notable upswing, with a 17% increase in combined oil and dry land cargo shipments through sea routes.

HKIA Consultancy and BUCG Join Forces to Develop Airports along the Belt and Road in Ethiopia, Indonesia, and Kenya

Hong Kong International Airport Consultancy Limited (HKIA Consultancy) and Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) have formalized collaboration agreements to jointly advance airport development projects in three key locations: Ethiopia, Indonesia, and Kenya.

How HAECO and Japan Airlines Deepen Their Line Maintenance Collaboration at Shanghai Pudong International Airport

At the heart of one of Asia’s busiest air hubs, Shanghai Pudong International Airport, a notable expansion in aircraft line maintenance services is underway.

How dnata's ground support logistics keep the Dubai Airshow 2025 firing on all cylinders

The Dubai Airshow 2025 is not just a display of aviation marvels but a testament to the intricate logistics that keep such a large-scale event ticking.

How Quicktron Robotics’ QuickMix Suite Revolutionizes Warehouse Automation in Singapore and Beyond

Intralogistics is experiencing a major update with the launch of QuickMix, an innovative suite of integrated goods-handling technologies by Quicktron Robotics.

OnTurtle Celebrates Three Decades of Transport Service with Safety and Innovation Highlights at TransLogistica Poland 2025

Marking three decades in the professional transportation arena, OnTurtle celebrated its 30th anniversary at TransLogistica Poland 2025 in Warsaw from November 4 to 6.

South Africa Prepares to Launch Africa’s First Ammonia-Powered Green Shipping Corridor from Saldanha Bay to Rotterdam by 2029

South Africa is embarking on an ambitious journey to develop Africa’s first green shipping corridor, envisioning ammonia-powered iron ore carriers plying the route between Saldanha Bay and Rotterdam as early as 2029.

Spanish Fleets Embrace Sustainability as Key Focus, While Electric Vehicle Integration Progresses Slowly

Sustainability has firmly cemented itself as a top priority for Spanish fleets, especially in the transport and logistics sectors.

Navy Shipbuilding Receives $1 Billion Boost in New Government Reopening Plan

The Funding Breakthrough for Navy Shipbuilding The latest draft continuing resolution aimed at reopening the U.S. federal government includes a significant allocation of over $1 billion specifically for Navy shipbuilding projects. This funding targets the completion of several shipbuilding programs that had been underway in past fiscal years, providing a crucial financial boost as government operations resume. Breakdown of the Navy Shipbuilding Funds The resolution, which proposes to fund the government through January 30, 2026, directs the largest portion of money toward key naval programs. Here’s how the funds are distributed: Shipbuilding Program Funding Amount (Millions USD)

Enhancing Port State Control to Boost Maritime Safety and Environmental Compliance in West and Central Africa

Ensuring safety and environmental standards in global shipping hinges significantly on effective Port State Control (PSC).

Kempegowda International Airport Recognized as Leading Cargo Hub at ICA 2025 Awards

Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in Bengaluru has earned significant acclaim by receiving the ‘Best Airport – Cargo Business’ Award at the India Cargo Awards 2025.