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The International Longshoremen's Association is hoping to re-open its offices in lower Manhattan by

Port Canaveral has established permanent waterside security zones in response to the recent terroris

The Federal Maritime Commission has scheduled a meeting for Sept. 26 at 10 a.m. ET to discuss the ef

In a deal worth a cool $130 million, P&O Nedlloyd has ordered 14,500 container refrigeration units f

Dragonair's first purchased freighter, a Boeing 747-300, took off from Hong Kong International Airpo

The Danzas Group, a Swiss-based logistics provider, has expanded its operations in Panama. Corporaci

Lillian Borrone, the former assistant executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New J

CNF Inc. said it expects to report a loss of 15-20 cents per share for the third quarter, including

China's entry into the World Trade Organization should create substantial new opportunities for U.S.

While investors slammed airlines and cruise companies, ocean carriers fared comparatively well durin

The Red Cross in New York City is calling for donations of truck capacity to help move critical mate

The Coaltion for Customs Automation Funding (CCAF) is calling on Congress to accelerate funding for

NEW DELHI - Belly cargo capacity out of the Indian sub-continent will shrink, with some carriers ann

LONDON - KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Europe's fourth-largest airline, today said it expects a full-yea

LONDON - European Combined Terminals, the Rotterdam container terminal operator, will ask arbitrator

Cargolux Airlines International has added Manila and Calgary to its flight network. The Luxembourg-b

William F. Fallon, general manager of strategic analysis and industry relations at the Port Authorit

William F. Fallon Jr., general manager of strategic analysis and industry relations at the Port Aut

Cargolux Airlines International has added Manila and Calgary to its flight network. The Luxembourg-b

Workers at a container company in Indonesia's main port are threatening to blockade all routes to th

The Red Cross in New York City is calling for donations of truck capacity to help move critical mate

LONDON - European shippers are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain insurance coverage for Pa

J. Ron Brinson, the outgoing president and chief executive of the Port of New Orleans, said in his f

LONDON - The chief executives of Britain's three biggest airlines on Tuesday urged the government to

In the early 1990s, shipping lines in the eastbound trans-Pacific trade were so desperate to stop th

With air cargo volume down, operators to and from China could be forgiven for scaling back their pla

Security Heightened At Ports: Port authorities around the U.S. and Canada activated heightened secur

The horror of last week's terrorist attack left everyone searching for answers. Transportation and l

Heat treatment, fumigation or chemical impregnation? Those are the choices for shippers moving cargo

In 1997 members of the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists were in the political fight

Last month's Chapter 11 filing of cargo carrier Amerijet International contained similarities to the

Since Chris Lofgren took over as chief executive of Schneider Logistics in April 1999, the company h

Last summer, a truck hauling an APL container from New York to Oakland, Calif., made an unscheduled

When Global Access Corp. recently arranged for a truckload of so-called image counters to be sent fr

Yes, Virginia, there will be a peak season for the airfreight industry this year -- but you may need

Chinese call the mighty Yangtze River the lifeblood of the dragon, with the 'dragon' referring to Ch

When activists want to publicize a cause, they sometimes print T-shirts to spread their message. Pet

With excess capacity and declining rates, the eastbound Pacific is supposed to be an unfriendly env

Shippers who need to charter freighter aircraft to move their urgent cargo should be able to secure

Maersk Sealand will enter the U.S.-Australia and New Zealand trade with a fortnightly service beginn