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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway is testing global sa

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Freight movements are relatively low on the totem pole wh

WASHINGTON - As the war with Iraq unfolded and domestic security concerns heightened, port officials

Singapore Airlines Cargo, Lufthansa Cargo and Cargolux International Airlines all plan to impose war

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will build a $72.5 million ship-to-rail cargo facilit

WASHINGTON - U.S. Customs, now part of the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, has withdrawn a

Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. said net profits increased 19 percent in 2002, helped by strong earnings in i

SAN ANTONIO - The leadership of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association sees the org

P&O Nedlloyd has revised of its online portal, at www.ponl.com, to include expanded track-and-trace,

The Coast Guard on Thursday detained a Qatar-flagged oil tanker at the entrance to Delaware Bay afte

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Surface Transportation Board Vice Chairman Wayne O. Burke

Two 50,000-metric-ton Iraqi straight-run fuel oil cargoes masquerading as being of Jordanian origin

The trustee overseeing the liquidation of Holt Group companies has filed more than 100 lawsuits this

Ray Miles, chief executive of CP Ships Ltd., has been elected chairman of the International Council

South Korea trade is expected to continue its robust growth, but analysts say Seoul needs to take st

WASHINGTON - Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., wants to use $2 billion of proposed federal tax cuts to p

Stevedore Services of America has opened an office in Washington, D.C. to represent the terminal ope

SECAUCUS, N.J. - Against a backdrop of war in the Middle East, the head of Mediterranean Shipping Co

SAN ANTONIO - The security requirements of the Trade Act of 2002 will enable the Bureau of Customs a

Airlines have begun using alternate routes around the Persian Gulf war zone.The routes, laid

A delegation led by Maritime Administrator William Schubert will discuss maritime issues with Chine

British Airways World Cargo will increase its fuel surcharge on shipments from the United States to

LOS ANGELES - Cargo volumes in the eastbound Pacific were relatively strong in February despite an e

Fesco Agencies N.A., the general agents for Fesco Ocean Management Ltd., signed a contract with WTS

The government of Indonesia says it intends to pursue legal action against Hong Kong-based Hutchis

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.As a result of the war in Iraq, the federal government is

LOS ANGELES - Security guards at Oakland and other Northern California ports, with contract negotiat

Emirates, the Dubai-based airline, was still operating its normal schedule Thursday, including servi

Cargo volumes remained strong at U.S. airlines Thursday despite the outbreak of hostilities between

WASHINGTON - Under Secretary for the Border and Transportation Security Directorate Asa Hutchinson s

Lufthansa, Europe's third-largest airline, on Thursday swung to a profit in 2002 after a year of hea

CMA CGM and P&O Nedlloyd have announced an all-water service linking Asia with the West Coast of Me

Canadian National Railway said that members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers union in its

The looming war with Iraq and raising of the U.S. terror alert status to orange has not impacted the

The International Civil Aviation Organization plans to go ahead with a worldwide air transport confe

DHL Airways has named John H. Dasburg, a former president and chief executive of Northwest Airlines,

Maritime Administrator William G. Schubert is leading a U.S. delegation to China this week to discus

OTTAWA - Canada on Wednesday tightened security at its airports, seaports and border crossings and r

Solid growth in its ground delivery units helped boost earnings at FedEx Corp. despite another weak

WASHINGTON - The leadership of the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and the Ho