James Miller

How India's and China's Growing Crude Oil Demand is Calming the Pressured Global Oil Freight Market

Recently, India and China have significantly ramped up their crude oil imports, providing a rare respite for oil producers amid a turbulent year marked by a flooded market and sliding prices.

Spanish Parliament Maintains Tachograph Mandate for Freight Transport in Canary and Balearic Islands

The ongoing discussion around the mandatory use of tachographs for freight vehicles operating on the Canary and Balearic Islands has reached an important crossroads.

HD Hyundai Mipo Wins Major $219 Million Shipbuilding Contract for PC Ships in Oceania

HD Hyundai Mipo has clinched a significant shipbuilding contract valued at 219.4 billion won (approximately $219 million) for the construction of two petrochemical product carriers (PC ships).

SpiceXpress Recognized for Excellence in Air Cargo and Logistics Services in India

Recognition in the logistics and air freight industry often serves as a benchmark for operational success and customer satisfaction.

The Impact of Global Conflicts on Supply Chain Disruptions and Rising Transportation Costs

Global conflicts and geopolitical tensions are no longer distant news headlines; their effects trickle down to touch businesses and industries worldwide, especially the logistics and transport sectors.

Visakhapatnam Airport Restarts International Cargo Flights, Boosting Regional Export and Logistics Efficiency

After a long pause triggered by the global pandemic, international air cargo services at Visakhapatnam Airport have officially resumed.

How Tote Puerto Rico’s Shipping Rate Increases Will Impact Container Shipping and Imports on the Island

Puerto Rico is bracing for a noticeable rise in the cost of imported goods following announced increases in cargo shipping fees by Tote Puerto Rico.

Ellerman City Liners Expands Shortsea Freight Services Across Europe by Acquiring Viasea Shipping

Ellerman City Liners, under the umbrella of GB Global, has taken a strategic step by acquiring Viasea Shipping, a Norwegian-owned shortsea operator previously held by ColliCare Holding AS.

Bohol-Panglao International Airport welcomes its first Airbus A330, enhancing passenger capacity and connectivity

On November 16, the Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA) recorded a major milestone with the touchdown of Cebu Pacific’s Airbus A330, a wide-body aircraft with 459 seats, operating the Manila–Tagbilaran route.

Solaris Secures Contract to Supply Six Battery-Electric Buses to San Francisco Muni in 2024

Solaris is gearing up to deliver six state-of-the-art electric buses to San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), marking a pivotal step in its North American expansion.

Uzbekistan’s Rail Network Reports Significant Cargo and Passenger Transport Rise in Early 2025

The railways of Uzbekistan have made notable strides in 2025, showcasing substantial growth in both cargo hauling and passenger transport.

Cebu Pacific's October 2025 Passenger Figures Inch Downward While Year-to-Date Traffic Hits Record 22 Million

In October 2025, Cebu Pacific moved approximately 2.1 million passengers, reflecting a slight 1% decrease compared to the same month the previous year.