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The Federal Aviation Administration has tightened its cargo security rules in the wake of the U.S. a

NEW DELHI - India's Shipping Ministry and domestic companies were meeting Tuesday in Mumbai to asse

Tropical Shipping is purchasing the container division of Canada's Kent Line, which provides weekly

The devastating attacks on the World Trade Center presented the Port Authority of New York and New J

Shippers do not plan to raise the percentage of transportation functions that they outsource, accord

Mattel Inc. regularly ships toys via intermodal rail from the West Coast to its distribution center

as traditional breakbulk cargo shifts to containers BYLINE: BY CHRIS DUPINWalk into any supe

A few years ago a customer asked John Cassidy International in Miami to handle a shipment of persona

On the morning of Sept. 11 the staff of the Seamen's Church Institute watched out their windows in h

Air-cargo shippers are waiting to see how new security regulations and surcharges set by carriers wi

Tighter security since Sept. 11 has slowed companies' supply chains. It also will leave less leeway

Five years ago, if someone had asked which major European airline would be the first to seek bankrup

As the smoke clears on any disaster, one of the greatest problems is coordinating the flood of mater

Sam Skinner has a unique perspective on the tragic events of Sept. 11. He became U.S. transportation

The Federal Maritime Commission is pleased with progress that ocean carriers and shippers have made

Even before terrorism and security took center stage, efforts to update the Carriage of Goods by Sea

Within hours of the World Trade Center attack, the Seamen's Church Institute of New York & New Jerse

'To some people, it's a bus terminal. To others, it's a bridge, an airport or a container port. And

new sacrifices in makeshift offices. But they are not complaining. BYLINE: BY PAULA GREENThe

What to do on the site remains open to debate BYLINE: BY WILLIAM ARMBRUSTERThe twin towers o

container carriers. But some experts wonder if it goes far enough BYLINE: BY CHRIS DUPINThe

What do you do if your business is growing at 25% a year and you have to keep your retail price for

Europe-Asia Lines To Cut Capacity: The Far Eastern Freight Conference, which represents 15 carriers

A new container-on-barge service at the Port of Baton Rouge that will link it with the Port of New O

The U.S. Department of Transportation said it had disbursed more than $2.4 billion to U.S. air carri

Following the hijackings of Sept. 11, the U.S. Coast Guard has announced new reporting requirements

A new export administration bill would be a timely tool in the war against international terrorism a

Boeing chief Phil Condit called on business leaders to 'take risks' as the world copes with the thre

The first of what may be a handful of port and maritime security bills has been introduced in the Ho

A Belgian commerical court Friday granted Sabena, the country's ailing national airline, protection

Taiwan is considering a project to build a new port outside Kaohsiung to make the southern gateway

EGL Inc. said it expects to post a loss for the third quarter of two to five cents a share. The comp

The first of what may be a handful of port and maritime security bills has been introduced in the Ho

Northwest Airlines Cargo is changing its plan for the security surcharge it will implement beginning

An economic stimulus plan announced Friday by House Democrats would spend $50 billion to bolster the

The Maritime Administration has rescheduled its meeting of the Marine Transportation System National

Air France, Alitalia and El Al have joined the growing list of air carriers implementing surcharges

Malaysia's Port of Tanjung Pelepas is ready to serve as a key storage location for Asian cargo bound

Airborne Inc. said it expects its third quarter losses will be higher than the consensus estimate of

The collapse of international air travel since Sept. 11 has led KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to cut capa