James Miller

The Rise of Hybrid Air–Ocean Logistics Networks in Strengthening Supply Chains

Rethinking Global Supply Chains: The Shift to Hybrid Networks Global supply chains are undergoing a transformative shift. Gone are the days when businesses relied on a single mode of transport. Today, hybrid air–ocean networks have become the go-to backbone for building supply chain resilience, allowing companies to strike the perfect balance between cost efficiency, speed, and reliability. This development springs from a complex mix of challenges like geopolitical swings, regional shifts in manufacturing centers, and unpredictable transport capacity. The combined strengths of air and ocean freight offer an adaptive approach, making supply chains more robust and nimble in the face of

US Navy Invests $448M in AI and Autonomy to Modernize Shipbuilding Processes

The US Navy has announced a substantial $448 million investment aimed at integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomy technologies to revolutionize shipbuilding operations across its maritime industrial base.

Brussels Airport Faces Passenger Standstill During Industrial Action, Cargo Sees 3% Uptick in 2025

In November 2025, Brussels Airport recorded a nearly flat passenger count with just a 0.1% year-on-year rise, handling approximately 1.76 million travellers.

Juan Francisco Aranda S.L. Strengthens European Refrigerated Transport with 20 New Scania Súper Trucks

Juan Francisco Aranda S.L., a seasoned player in national and international refrigerated transport, has freshly added 20 Scania 460 S A4X2NA CS20H trucks to its vehicle fleet.

ECS Group Strengthens EFIS Maroc by Elevating Yousra Khalihamou to Commercial Director

The ECS Group has taken a strategic leap by appointing Yousra Khalihamou as the new Commercial Director of EFIS Maroc, intensifying its focus on increasing commercial vigor within one of North Africa’s key cargo hubs.

Armenia Sees 2% Freight Traffic Growth While Passenger Travel Falls 2.1% in First Ten Months of 2025

The transport sector in Armenia has shown a curious split in performance through the first ten months of 2025.

Why Removing Online CAP Training Threatens Spain’s Transport Industry and What It Means for Logistics

The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility in Spain is gearing up to modify the Royal Decree 284/2021, which governs the mandatory CAP (Certificate of Professional Competence) training for professional truck and bus drivers.

How Foreign Trade Zones Adapt to Changing Trade Policies and Their Role in Logistics

Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) have long played a pivotal role in helping businesses navigate the ever-shifting seas of tariffs and trade policies.

MAN Sends Two eTGX Electric Trucks to Koinè Enhancing Sanpellegrino’s Sustainable Logistics

The arrival of the first two MAN eTGX electric trucks marks a bold step forward for sustainable freight transport in the logistics operations of Sanpellegrino.

Amazon's Strategic $35 Billion Commitment to Elevate Logistics and AI in India by 2030

Amazon is setting the stage for a game-changing leap in India with a bold commitment of US$35 billion, earmarked for investment across its Indian operations through 2030.

Exodus Moving & Storage Honored with 2025 Best of NOCO Award for Excellence in Moving Services

When it comes to relocation and moving services, being recognized as the best in the business is no small feat.

DP World's EXIM Rail Connection Boosts Cargo Flow Between Powarkheda and Nhava Sheva Terminal

DP World has rolled out a new EXIM rail service connecting Powarkheda in Madhya Pradesh with the bustling Nhava Sheva container terminal in Mumbai.