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Japan Airlines saw declines in its cargo business accelerate during the first three months of 2008,

The decline in intermodal traffic deepened in the week ending May 3, as grain, coal and chemicals sa

WEST CHESTER, PA, May 7, 2008 - For the second year in a row, the New York State Motor Truck Associa

The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a public Board meeting next week to consider a fi

The Los Angeles and Seattle-Tacoma airports reported sharp declines in air freight traffic in March,

The members of the American Waterways Operators, the national trade association for the American tug

Expeditors International of Washington reported net income for the first quarter increased 12.1 perc

NLM launched an intra-Mexico service to manage time-critical and time-sensitive ground freight origi

The Hipage Co., a customs broker and international freight forwarder based in Norfolk, Va., has acqu

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, parent of air-cargo operators Atlas Air and Polar Air Cargo Worldwide,

Three trans-Atlantic services operated by the Grand Alliance will transfer their weekly port calls

DHL's Al Burba Receives "Associate Member of the Year" Award from NASSTRAC PLANTATION,

Just two years after it started up ocean container services, Emirates Shipping Line has pulled out o

Express-1 Expedited Solutions more than doubled revenue in the first quarter, primarily through the

Quality Distribution lost $1.9 million in the first quarter, as the soft market worsened and debt ex

Profits at American Railcar Industries fell 25 percent in the first quarter as hopper car shipments

The Department of Agriculture announced that the United States will begin exports to Russia of breed

The investigation by the Department of Justice into the pricing practices of Jones Act carriers oper

Brazilian cargo airline VarigLog's announced plan to shutdown all European operations for "economic

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings lost $5.3 million in the first quarter. The company blamed the loss ent

Con-way Truckload recently adjusted the speed governors on the 2,700 tractors in its nationwide truc

Fraport Group, the German owner and operator of Frankfurt Airport and others, generated $814.6 milli

International Longshoremen's Association President Richard P. Hughes said Thursday that the ILA is "

The European Commission has closed an investigation into antitrust activities by liquid bulk carrier

Sea Star Line said it placed a "small number" of employees on indefinite administrative leave for v

French dockworkers are set to strike at seven publicly-owned ports Friday, extending a month-long ca

NWA Cargo will raise some of its fuel surcharges, effective May 15. The move follows rapidly increas

John Fredriksen, the Norwegian shipping tycoon, failed to oust the chairman of Hapag-Lloyd parent T

Operations at the Port of Oakland and the Union Pacific rail ramp at Lathrop, Calif., continue to b

Expeditors International of Washington defied suggestions of a poor freight market with a $66.5 mill

BNSF Railway warned in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it may need to set

Air Canada lost $283.8 million in the first quarter, due primarily to a provision for cargo price fi

An arbitrator ruled that railcar manufacturer FreightCar America will have to provide back pay and b

Hapag-Lloyd parent TUI was facing the wrath of dissident stockholders Wednesday over its strategy fo

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Cash-strapped consumers, cautious retailers and record-high oil prices are lik

President Bush said Tuesday he would do his best to win Congressional approval of the pending free-t

Hapag-Lloyd parent TUI was facing the wrath of dissident stockholders Wednesday over its strategy fo

Marten Transport appointed Timothy M. Kohl to the office of president, effective June 2.Kohl

The investigation by the Department of Justice into the pricing practices of Jones Act carriers oper

Norwegian carrier Wilh. Wilhelmsen announced net profit after taxes and minority interest for the fi