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James Hankla, chief executive of the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority, is consumed by a sin

Rivals FedEx Corp. and United Parcel Service are taking steps this year to grab a bigger share of gl

It's the goal of many airlines: shift customer service functions to dedicated staff and use automate

LONDON - CargoLifter, the German cargo airship manufacturer, will publish its fiscal 2000 results on

Following the lead set by FedEx Corp. and United Parcel Service, DHL announced Monday that it will b

PUERTO BAQUERIZO, Galapagos Islands - A U.S. team set up equipment today to transfer diesel fuel fro

LONDON - Stagecoach, the struggling British transport company, said today it has sold Prestwick, a l

As expected, Swisscargo said it will maintain its current fuel surcharge. A monthly fuel price index

For Gill Hicks, former general manager of the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority, the 10-year

FRANKFURT- With rail traffic growing steadily between Germany's seaports and Poland, the Polzug GmbH

The Surface Transportation Board has ended the long-running trucking 'undercharge crisis' of the 199

Shippers are reluctant to trust logistics providers chosen by online exchanges, a fact that's holdin

LOS ANGELES - Shipping lines that call at the Port of Los Angeles scored a major victory when the ci

Ocean carriers that operate in the trans-Atlantic trades to North Europe and the Mediterranean say

Canadian Pacific Ltd. earned a record 1.8 billion Canadian dollars (US$1.2 billion) in 2000, more th

Jon Himoff is one of those people who brings a little magic with him. Our meeting started on a haras

Companies that ship parts and components to twin plants in Mexico and import finished products made

As carriers introduce bigger and faster container ships into the trans-Pacific trades, they are whit

Naporano Iron and Metal Co. is an anomaly in the Port of New York and New Jersey. Operating in the s

Steve Waller is senior vice president of strategic development for DHL Airways. His company's title

Airlines, Forwarder Rejoin Cargo 2000: Korean Air, Alitalia and Panalpina are rejoining Cargo 2000,

The International Maritime Bureau issued a warning to ship operators about thousands of unqualified

South Korean President Kim Dae-jung has instructed the Ministry of Construction and Transportation t

Kevin Smith thinks that importers can adequately administer their entries and make changes that they

FedEx Corp. has re-aligned its logistics companies in what the company described as an attempt 'to s

NEW DELHI - India and Bangladesh, in a move that will reduce transit times and cut costs for shipper

The Propeller Club of the United States has announced that Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, will be recog

Lucent Technologies wanted supply-chain software that did more than track and trace shipments. It wa

Congress won't enact a major highway funding bill until 2003, when the T-21 legislation is reauthori

Regulatory compliance has become an area of growing concern to importers and exporters alike. Rules

Joseph Miniace, president of the Pacific Maritime Association, is anxious to start negotiations on a

LOS ANGELES - Federal Express will lay its reputation on the line - literally - when its logo shows

In a surprise announcement, Customs Commissioner Raymond Kelly said this morning that he will leave

SAO PAULO - Although it remains a distant prospect, airport privatization is 'on its way', said Fern

Unisys Corp., seeking to bolster its air freight services business, has hired Christopher Shawdon, f

The Customs Service has supplied the following address for the list of anti-dumping cases currently

Cargo volume at Cathay Pacific Airways rose 9% last year to 4.2 million ton-kilometers, a figure tha

South Korea's main Port of Pusan has overtaken Taiwan's Kaohsiung to become the world's third larges

LONDON - P&O Ports boosted container traffic through its ports around the world by nearly 50% last y

DHL Worldwide Express is confident that it will retain its international business with the U.S. Post