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After the robust year of 2004, when global airfreight traffic grew more than 12 percent, airfreight

[AIRFREIGHT:76:1/9/06:SPEC1]Through the first six months of 2005, the International Air Tran

Understanding the value derived from investments in information technology solutions is a strategic

No one would ever accuse the Port of Virginia of not thinking big. Not content with having the deepe

Director and chief executivewww.asdd.comCargo terminal and transportation infrastruc

Compliance with Wal-Mart's widely publicized RFID mandate continues to be spotty and incomplete, des

Managing directorwww.wssa.comShippers associations that serve their members well wil

Chairman, Intermodal Transportation Institutewww.du.edu/transportationI personally b

Vice president, logistics solutions, global transportationwww.unisys.com/logisticsWe

Secretary of transportationwww.dot.govFreight shippers and carriers have a lot to lo

Chief executivewww.portseattle.orgThe biggest challenge container ports face in 2006

President and chief executivewww.nam.orgSoaring energy prices will affect everyone,

Executive directorwww.portofpalmbeach.comThe devastating hurricanes of 2005 have tau

Executive directorwww.portofoakland.comThe astounding growth of trade with Asia and

Senior partnerwww.norbridgeinc.comWhile reports of congestion and delays surfaced du

Presidentwww.nysanet.orgProbably the most important change we will see in the year a

InterMarket supply planning managerwww.nestle-watersna.comIn any business activity,

Chairman, Bi-State Harbor Carrier Conferencewww.njmta.orgAs we enter 2006, it is bec

Chairmanwww.hmm21.comTrade growth in the trans-Pacific in 2005 enabled carriers to s

Chairman of the executive boardwww.hamburgsud.comIt seems apparent from independent

Owners representativewww.galborg.comDespite a volatile year in the charter market, c

Chief executive www.dpworld.comWhile the boom in global trade is good news for shipp

Chairman, president and chief executivewww.crowley.comAlthough they may be distant m

Chief executive www.portcanaveral.orgFor an industry that seems constantly changing,

President and chief executivewww.aar.orgOne major change I hope to see over the next

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.A contingent of federal lawmakers, with the backing of la

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers need time to find out whether the new hours of s

South Korea's export of digital electronics products topped $100 billion for the first time in 2005,

Roadway Express is speeding the LTL industry's drive to become more expedited, cutting as much as a

UPS expanded its Web-based service designed for companies with far-flung offices. UPS Campus

The U.S. Postal Service is changing the way it moves mail to soldiers and others in the Middle East

Building permits, housing starts, housing sales and manufacturing activity are all familiar Census B

Outgoing Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober was concerned enough about rates and serv

Q:We recently brokered an LTL load on a carrier that has run for us for more than a year with no

Swiss forwarding and logistics provider Panalpina Group said CEO Bruno Sidler, a leading figure in t

Detained. Passengers on a recent flight from Berlin to London filed criminal charges against the air

You're a bureaucrat at the Department of Homeland Security. What could you do for the country if you

In intermodal transportation, where being able to predict capacity is critical to planning, harbor t

Executive directorwww.agotc.orgShifts in worldwide sourcing of agriculture receive d

There may be spot signs of softness in real estate in the U.S., but industrial real estate, which in