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EGL Inc. said it will realign its North American sales organization and expand its alliance with DHL

NEW ORLEANS - The Maritime Safety Committee of the United Kingdom is winding up a comprehensive Form

Two trains collided on the newly-opened rail line Sunday along the Panama Canal, killing the enginee

American Airlines today joined the roster of carriers announcing reductions in their fuel surcharges

Passenger airlines that operate all-cargo aircraft will be allowed to carry cargo from so-called unk

After Hurricane Michelle devastated central Cuba, the United States offered to send humanitarian aid

NEW ORLEANS - The Port of South Louisiana, one of the largest bulk-handling ports in the nation, saw

Swisscargo Ltd., the Swissair Group's airfreight marketing company, and a group of Swiss investors l

OTTAWA -- The United States and Canada today agreed to strengthen joint policing along their 4,000

NEW ORLEANS - Overbuilding of Panamax bulkers has sent dry bulk freight rates into a nosedive during

Johnson & Johnson Medical Equipment has awarded a contract to handle its Latin American logistics bu

As part of their effort to organize port truckers, the Teamsters and the two major unions representi

NEW DELHI - Ending more than a year of delays, P&O Ports assumed operational control of the containe

Orlando International Airport has phased out its cargo marketing department. Jim Laria, assistant di

Danzas North America today announced a series of key executive changes and appointments, effective D

NEW ORLEANS - The aging system of locks on America's inland waterways are threatening the United Sta

The Port of Charleston took a step towards achieving deeper channels when Congress approved $500,000

NEW ORLEANS - Grain shippers face continued pressure from railroads for larger shipments and faster

Hellmann Perishable Logistics has formed a partnership with Eskimo International Logistics, an airfr

Glancing at the statistics, one might assume that nothing is going on in the grain trade. But don't

A new joint venture company called BargeLink has begun providing river barge logistics services, bar

Airbus on Monday said it would freeze prices on spare parts, and reduce prices for other services am

NEW ORLEANS - While the U.S. Government has spent the past three decades diverting funds for the Arm

Husky Terminal & Stevedoring Inc. in Tacoma, Wash., and Transbay Container Terminal Inc., Oakland, w

NEW ORLEANS - Demand for petroleum coke is expected to increase in the coming years, an industry ana

Coal shipments are driven by two dominant forces -- electricity generation and steel production. Glo

NEW ORLEANS - Inland barge traffic has remained stable this year despite the economic slowdown and t

'Do You Need an Export License?' was the subject of a two-day seminar held in Washington last month

Mediterranean Shipping Co. has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $500,000 for alleged violations of t

Lan Chile, Latin America's leading cargo airline, will resume freighter service to New York tomorrow

William G. Schubert was confirmed Friday as maritime administrator. Schubert, formerly worked for th

LONDON - Regulators approved theTrans-Atlantic Conference Agreement (TACA), ending a decade-long sta

LONDON - European regulators have cleared the takeover of Rotterdam's Europe Combined Terminals (ECT

FedEx said it is dropping its fuel surcharge to 2%, effective Monday. The cut is the carrier's secon

HOUSTON - Environmental impact meetings will be held in January regarding a 12.8-mile, $80 million r

South Korea's two main ports, and its new international airport, will be officially designated custo

The Customs Service has announced that its binding rulings program, which was stopped on Sept. 11 wh

The French government has designated Vatry International Airport as a relief airport for Charles de

Industrial Maritime Carriers, Inc., the United States operating company for New Orleans-based Interm

Brostr m and Erik Thun AB has contracted for two new product tankers with an option for two more ves