James Miller

U.S. Transportation Department Poised to Reverse Domestic Flight Cuts Promptly Once Conditions Allow

Flight Capacity Restrictions in the U.S. and the Road to Reopening Flight capacity across major U.S. airports has recently faced significant cuts due to concerns over staffing and safety, but there’s a clear goal to resume normal operations as quickly as feasible. The pace of returning to full flight schedules depends largely on the readiness of air traffic controllers to return to their duties and positive trends in safety data. The reductions were enacted to ensure safe operations amid disruptions but are slated to start lifting as soon as the government reopens and supporting data confirms improved conditions. Transportation leadership anticipates lifting restrictions within a week

Sesé Marks Its 60th Anniversary and Honors Innovators and Collaborators with Prestigious Fundación Sesé Awards

Sesé, a prominent player in logistics and supply chain solutions, commemorated its 60th anniversary with a grand event that brought together leaders from business and institutional sectors.

Arkansas Commits $4.6 Million to Five Port Projects Enhancing Transportation and Commerce

Arkansas is making waves by investing $4.6 million into five significant port infrastructure projects aimed at sharpening the state’s role as a logistics and trade hub.

Patrick James Wins Back Control Over Personal Bank Accounts in First Brands Group Bankruptcy Saga

In a surprising turn of events, the founder of First Brands Group, Patrick James, has regained control over his personal bank accounts following their recent freezing tied to a lawsuit.

A Practical Guide to Selecting Cargo Insurance That Safeguards Your Freight Effectively

Shipping goods—whether sending a simple parcel across town or moving containers around the globe—comes with its share of risks.

How Correos Express Is Revolutionizing Transport Network Optimization with an AI Digital Twin

Correos Express has taken a major leap in optimizing its transportation network by introducing an AI-based digital twin to manage and improve its logistics operations across Spain and Portugal.

How the Houthis’ Stand Down in the Red Sea Could Reshape Global Shipping and Freight Markets

The announcement of the Houthis pausing their attacks on the Red Sea has stirred ripples across the global shipping community, conjuring hopes for a revival of the Suez Canal route for container vessels.

Navigating ELD Fraud: Its Impact on Honest Trucking Carriers and the Industry's Future

Electronic Logging Device (ELD) regulation was designed to keep the trucking industry safe by enforcing strict hours-of-service (HOS) rules.

Sonoco's Strategic Divestiture of ThermoSafe Strengthens Focus on Core Packaging Businesses

Sonoco Products Company has officially closed the sale of its ThermoSafe business to Arsenal Capital Partners in a transaction valued at up to $725 million—including $650 million paid upfront and a potential $75 million more based on certain 2025 business targets.

Diesel Prices Soar to Highest Level in 16 Months Driven by Market and Inventory Factors

The diesel market has recently experienced a notable surge, with benchmark diesel prices reaching their highest point in the last 16 months.

Why the EU’s Sustainable Fuel Investment Must Embrace Road Transport for True Decarbonization

The European Union recently unveiled a sizable investment plan to bolster sustainable fuels, primarily targeting aviation and maritime sectors.

Waymo Debuts Fully Driverless Robotaxi Service on Freeways in San Francisco, Phoenix, and Los Angeles

Stepping into a new chapter of autonomous mobility, Waymo has launched driverless robotaxi rides across freeway routes in San Francisco, Phoenix, and Los Angeles.