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China Southern Airlines Co. introduced what it calls a ''Personal Service Cargo'' program, allowing

New Zealand dockworkers called off a strike planned for later this month after reaching a contract a

Less-than-truckload carrier Con-Way Central Express (CCX) said that its new high-volume freight asse

China, in its latest venture into the world of electronic commerce, is expanding the payment of tari

Singapore-based feeder operators who call at Bangladesh's Port of Chittagong have threatened to impo

Austria's rail system is moving to bolster its logistics operations by setting up a holding company

Northwest Airlines Cargo has acquired two Boeing 747-200 widebody aircraft to be used as freighters.

A 10-year fight to win funding for a new icebreaker on the Great Lakes has finally paid off.

American Airlines Cargo will increase its fuel surcharge by 5 cents per kilogram on Aug. 3, the comp

New American Consolidators Association, a shippers association formed two years ago by three major o

U.S. Customs cannot make a food manufacturer label its product as ''Made in Canada'' just because a

Malaysia, responding to complaints from importers and exporters, has ordered immediate abolition of

Greenpeace activists, after shackling themselves to a cargo of timber following a three-day high sea

The Greek government is looking to sell a majority stake in Olympic Airways, despite earlier plans t

Malaysia's Port Kelang handled over 100,000 TEUs of transshipment cargo last month, nudging it close

Boeing Co. is close to signing an agreement under which International Lease Finance Corp. is expecte

Italy's Alitalia, stung by the collapse of talks with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, is looking for comme

Higgs International Publishing Logistics, a British-based subsidiary of MSAS Global Logistics, has a

Crowley American Transport (CAT) has launched a series of Web-based customer services, including upd

Jeffrey G. Katz, president and chief executive of Swissair since April 1997, is leaving his post to

P&O Nedlloyd, responding to improved container volumes in India and Pakistan, has added Port Kelang,

United Shipping & Technology, after several years of gobbling up smaller transport technology and co

Activists from the environmental group Greenpeace forced their way aboard a Russian freighter off th

D. Logistics, the fast-growing German logistics provider, made its first move into the United States

India is working on a multipronged plan aimed at upgrading two container ports to international stan

EGL Inc., an air forwarder specializing in the domestic market, has agreed to buy international forw

India and Bangladesh signed an agreement Tuesday to reopen for movement of cargo a railway route tha

Air Canada and the union representing its 2,200 pilots, will resume contract negotiations on Friday

Sun Microsystems and Bolero.net have signed a joint agreement for the development of a computer plug

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., Singapore-based parent of APL Ltd., is stepping up its drive into logisti

IBM Corp. has announced a strategic alliance with an Australian software provider to boost the capab

Sri Lanka's state-run Port of Colombo is trying to improve efficiency and productivity to meet the c

Chris Koch, the former chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission and general counsel for Sea-Land

The Port of Halifax announced that two of the world's largest terminal companies are competing to re

CP Ships has joined the U.K. Chamber of Shipping, Britain's association of shipowners and managers.<

The union representing Brazilian customs agents is considering calling a weeklong work stoppage to f

Singapore-based feeder operators who call at Bangladesh's Port of Chittagong have threatened to impo

The United States and Britain today resumed negotiations aimed at reaching a bilateral aviation agre

Pilots for Cathay Pacific Airways have voted to support a union plan to refuse to work on scheduled

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a lower court's ruling that the federal government can