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Airspeed’s New Collaboration with Bright Star Logistics Boosts ASEAN Cargo Connectivity
In a bold move to widen its footprint beyond the Philippine borders, Airspeed International Corp.
Menzies Aviation launches third airside warehouse ‘M1’ in Sydney to strengthen cargo handling
Menzies Aviation has just rolled out its third cargo warehouse in Sydney, a sizable 5,000 square metre airside facility named “M1.” This addition highlights the company's drive to elevate cargo handling capabilities, especially for temperature-sensitive and e-commerce shipments that are increasingly in demand.
Impact of Ending US Tariff Exemption on Shipping Costs and Strategies for Smarter Logistics
When the United States decided to drop its tariff exemption on shipments valued at $800 or less, it sent ripples across the international shipping pond, particularly affecting package delivery costs from Europe.
Fujairah International Airport Breaks New Ground in Drone Cargo Delivery to Offshore Platform
The skies above Fujairah International Airport recently witnessed a milestone that’s set to shake up the world of air freight logistics—a successful trial drone cargo flight delivering goods to an offshore platform.
How Technology Can Revolutionize Nigeria’s Air Cargo Operations and Enhance Efficiency
Nigeria’s air cargo sector is standing at a crossroads, faced with operational inefficiencies and soaring costs that hamper its growth potential.
Overview of PNB’s Review of Its Prolintas Highway Stake and What It Means for Transport Logistics
Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) is currently undertaking a strategic review of its investment in Projek Lintasan Kota Holdings Sdn Bhd (Prolintas), a key player in Malaysia’s urban highway sector.
Dubai Secures Position as Fifth Largest Global Shipping Hub and Leads Arab Maritime Sector
Dubai has firmly established itself as one of the world’s premier maritime centers, ranking fifth on the global stage and reigning supreme in the Arab world.
Sabah’s CILTM Teams up with Koridor Utility Sabah to Revolutionize Supply Chain and Infrastructure Integration
In a significant move to align utility infrastructure more closely with the growing logistics and development needs of Sabah, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malaysia (CILTM) Sabah and Koridor Utility Sabah (KUS) have entered into a cooperative partnership.
Analyzing August 2025 U.S. Container Imports Amid China Volume Changes and Trade Policy Dynamics
Steady Strength in U.S. Container Imports During August 2025 Despite a slight easing from July, U.S. container imports in August 2025 held strong, landing in the ballpark between 2.4 and 2.6 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units). This continued robustness signals ongoing healthy demand, even though volumes originating from China showed a noticeable pullback. The dip in Chinese imports followed a rebound in July, marking a cooldown after some fluctuations earlier in the summer. All this is happening in a landscape clouded by tariff uncertainty and ongoing geopolitical concerns that continue to ripple across global supply chains. Tariff Landscape and Its Impact on Shipment Planning The
NEC Birmingham to Host New Fulfilment & Last Mile Expo in March 2026 Spotlighting Delivery and Urban Logistics Innovations
In March 2026, a brand-new trade event dedicated to the ever-evolving world of post-warehouse logistics is set to open its doors at the NEC Birmingham.
Oviedo’s Urban Bus Workers Start Six-Day Strike with 42% Minimum Service Amid San Mateo Festivities
Today marks the beginning of a significant strike for urban bus workers in Oviedo, the capital city of Asturias, Spain.
India’s Strategic Push to Join the World’s Leading Shipbuilders by 2047
Setting Sail: India’s Quest to Grow its Shipbuilding Market Share India's shipbuilding industry is on the brink of a remarkable transformation. Despite currently holding less than 1% of the global shipbuilding market, concerted efforts backed by policy reforms, financial incentives, and international collaborations are set to propel the nation into the elite top five shipbuilding countries by the year 2047. Government Vision and Financial Backing A roadmap has been laid out through key initiatives named “Maritime India Vision 2030” and “Amrit Kaal Vision 2047,” which target India entering the top ten shipbuilders globally by 2030 and making the top five by 2047. A significant financial
