James Miller

How Optix Is Driving Safer Roads and Smarter Fleets with 25 Years of Innovation in Commercial Transport

For 25 years, Optix has been at the forefront of improving safety and efficiency for commercial drivers worldwide.

How TotalEnergies and NEO NEXT’s Merger Is Redefining the UK Oil and Gas Landscape

A strategic fusion is underway in the UK’s oil and gas industry as TotalEnergies merges its Upstream business with NEO NEXT Energy Limited.

Machine Learning Boosts WFS Air Cargo Volume Forecasts and Workforce Efficiency

Accurate forecasting in the air cargo industry has often been a tough nut to crack.

Air New Zealand Cargo’s Festive Season Boost: 6,000 Tonnes of Christmas Freight Taking to the Skies

When the holidays roll around, the airways become a bustling highway for New Zealand’s prized exports, thanks to Air New Zealand Cargo.

IATA's 2026 Global Events Line-up Targets Cargo, Sustainability, and Aviation Innovation

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has laid out its lineup of events for 2026, bringing together key industry players and government figures to tackle pressing issues in air transport.

Understanding the Limits of Tachographs in Labor Time Management for Transport Professionals

The tachograph has long been a cornerstone tool in professional transportation, primarily designed to monitor road safety by recording driving times, breaks, and periods of availability linked directly to the vehicle operation.

GA Telesis Evaluates Expansion in 737-800 Freighter Conversions Amid Market Improvements

With an eye on future growth, GA Telesis is contemplating boosting its fleet of converted freighters, specifically the 737-800SF models, as conditions in the narrowbody aircraft market begin to look up.

Key Challenges and Developments in Car and Truck Safety Standards Facing 2026

As 2026 approaches, a vital discussion unfolds around the future of motor vehicle safety standards in the United States, sparking bold commitments from highway safety advocates ready to counter attempts to dismantle existing protections for cars and trucks.

How the A350F Order Gave a Lift to Air Freighter Transactions Amid Overall Decline in October

October Air Freighter Transactions Show Mixed Signals October brought a bit of a rollercoaster ride for air freighter transactions. While the total number registered dipped significantly by 23% compared to the same period last year, a new order of the A350F aircraft punched above its weight, adding some much-needed momentum to the market. In total, 44 freighter transactions were recorded throughout the month, but this figure was down by nine deals from September’s tally, signaling a slowdown in leasing and sales activity within the air cargo sector. Widebody Freighters Dominate October’s Activity Digging deeper into the fleet types, widebody freighters dominated the scene, making up around

How the New Blueprint Tackles Fairness and Safety Challenges in the Trucking Sector

The trucking industry in the United States is undergoing a planfocused effort to enhance fairness and safety by closing loopholes that allow unscrupulous operators to take advantage of regulatory gaps.

Alberta Court Appoints Receiver Over Light Speed Logistics’ Financial and Trailer Assets Amid Restructuring

In recent developments, the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta has appointed a receiver to manage critical financial assets and a substantial portion of Light Speed Logistics' trailer fleet.

FMCSA Cracks Down on Electronic Logging Devices with a 62% Increase in Revocations During 2025

This year has seen a significant uptick in the number of electronic logging devices (ELDs) revoked by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)—a jump of 62% compared to last year.