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OTTAWA -The Canadian government today said it is seeking a buyer for Ridley Terminals, a rail-to-wat

WASHINGTON - A petition filed by South Florida non-vessel-operating common carriers against members

The Leyla Kalkavan sailed on its maiden voyage from the port of Howland Hook Marine Terminal, Staten

Atlas Air operated the first relief flights to Guam after a "super typhoon" packing winds of 240 mil

LOS ANGELES - A caucus of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union voted overwhelmingly Thurs

New Zealand will introduce a tougher shipping and port security law in early 2003 aimed at preventin

Emery Forwarding has named new regional managing directors of its European, Middle East and Africa o

Canadian Pacific Railway's top executive today called for hundreds of millions of dollars in governm

Venezuela was moving 350,000 barrels of crude oil in preparation for shipment to the United States,

Open Harbor, a provider of global shipping management services, got an infusion of $20 million in ve

NEW DELHI -U.S. Customs' 24-hour advance manifest filing rule will lead to delays and higher costs f

The Bush administration, pushing for the first major overhaul of the beleaguered U.S. Postal Service

Olympic Airways, the financially-strapped Greek flag carrier, could be forced into bankruptcy after

With attacks on merchant shipping again on the rise, one expert estimates piracy costs the global ec

The threat of pre-Christmas strikes at some of Britain's busiest airports has been averted after uni

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Transportation has set deadlines for air cargo carriers applying

When California reinstates an 8 percent bunker fuel tax on Jan. 1, the state's maritime industry wil

The Airforwarders Association has elected Mick Cihak, vice president of National Air Cargo, as its n

Venezuela's navy late Tuesday boarded the oil tanker Yavire at gunpoint and took its captain into cu

Douglas A. Carty, chief financial officer of Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings and Atlas Air Inc., is lea

LONDON - BAA, the world's largest airports operator, was in urgent talks Tuesday night with labor le

Tankers continued to wait at anchor off Venezuela Tuesday as a general strike that has shut down oil

LONDON - Supertanker rates hit new highs with daily earnings rising by nearly $5,000 in the past wee

The United States will station customs inspectors at the port of Hong Kong "within the next few mont

The U.S. Postal Service, despite a significant decline in mail volume, was able to cut a budgeted lo

Norfolk Southern plans to invest $798 million in capital improvements in 2003, close to $100 million

WASHINGTON - Operation Safe Commerce (OSC) is a worthwhile test of technology for transportation sec

Polar Air Cargo said it is commencing new scheduled airfreight service today between Los Angeles and

A federal court gave Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern a critical victory in its legal battle with South D

NEW YORK - William Schubert, head of the U.S. Maritime Administration, said he is confident that a r

In the global sweepstakes of express carriers, TNT Express is the odd man out. Unlike rivals FedEx,

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, IncNorfolk Southern's board of directors approved an amendmen

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, IncNorfolk Southern was looking to take more business away fr

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, IncAtlas Air defaulted on a $246 million debt payment last we

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, IncMotor Freight Carriers Association President and CEO Tim L

Lynden International, a division of Lynden Air Freight Inc., announced Monday the appointment of Tom

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.President Bush nominated CSX chairman and chief executive

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.A software application developed jointly by retailer Ace

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.It's a question that's been asked since freight was inven

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, IncIn October, German container carrier Senator Lines, which