James Miller

Boeing Distribution’s New E-Commerce Hub Brings Seamless Access to Aviation Parts and Services

Boeing Distribution has taken a big leap forward by launching a unified e-commerce website that consolidates its aviation parts and services into one user-friendly hub.

Hong Kong International Airport’s Cargo Sees Uptick in October Amid Strengthening Export Markets and Trade Connectivity

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), a critical hub in global logistics and air freight forwarding, experienced notable growth in cargo throughput in October 2025.

Ariel Nepomuceno Commits to Continued Reforms as Bureau of Customs Commissioner

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) will continue under the leadership of Ariel Nepomuceno, who has decided to remain as commissioner despite circulating speculations about his potential appointment as secretary of the Department of Transportation.

Surge in Asia Pacific Small and Medium Enterprises Targeting European Trade Expansion

There’s a fresh breeze lifting the sails of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the Asia Pacific region, with a remarkable 85% planning to initiate or expand trade links with Europe within the next one to two years.

Understanding the Rising Threat of Fraudulent Licensing in Canada’s Trucking Industry and Its Ripple Effect on Safety and Insurance

Canada’s trucking industry serves as the backbone of the country’s logistics and commerce, hauling goods across great distances and keeping countless businesses thriving.

Electrical Blackouts Caused the Containership Dali to Crash Into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, Leading to Fatalities

When a massive containership lost power and control moments before striking a major bridge, the consequences rippled through both maritime and land transportation networks.

Modula Establishes a Major Hub in Gersthofen, Germany, Boosting Logistics Innovation

Modula has taken a significant leap forward by inaugurating a brand-new site in Gersthofen, Germany, marking a key milestone in its international expansion and digital evolution.

Transforming Logistics with Video Intelligence: Enhancing Safety, Efficiency, and Customer Trust

The logistics field is undergoing a fast-paced digital transformation where video intelligence and sensors are no longer mere watchmen but active participants in daily operations.

October 2025 Sees Steepest Decline in US Truck Tonnage This Year, Impacting Freight Movement

October 2025 delivered a tough blow to the US freight industry as truck tonnage plunged to its lowest since January.

Quebec’s Trucking Groups Push for Écocamionnage Program Revival to Foster Sustainable Transport

Quebec’s trucking industry, comprising major fleets, logistics stakeholders, and clean-transport advocates like Propulsion Québec, Globocam, Intelcom, and the Quebec Trucking Association (QTA), are all united in urging the provincial authorities to promptly reinstate the Écocamionnage program.

Astral Aviation Set to Boost Its Widebody Freighter Fleet with New 767-300Fs in 2026

Stepping up its game in the air cargo sector, Astral Aviation is gearing up for notable growth in its widebody fleet during 2026.

Gryphon Air Sets Sights on Narrowbody 737-400SF Freighter Launch by Year-End

In the dynamic world of air cargo logistics, Gryphon Air is gearing up to commence operations with its inaugural 737-400SF narrowbody freighter before the year concludes.