capacity
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Atlas, DHL buying large freighters
DHL buying eight 777s, Atlas taking four 747s
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Air cargo volumes slowly rising
IATA data for global air freight markets in November show freight volumes improved compared to October, but remain depressed compared to 2019
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Bouncing back
Trucking optimistic heading into 2021
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Carriers could see double-digit rate increases next year
In 2021, 10 percent contract rate increases could be the norm
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The bigger picture: Getting back to normal
Economic recovery and the future of the freight transportation industry
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Monitor your ocean carriers more closely, Drewry says
Scrutiny is necessary to avoid cargo roll-overs and supply chain delays
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Massive air cargo capacity gap threatens critical deliveries
IATA urges support for aviation industry to ensure sufficient capacity is available
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Over ordering risks upsetting tanker shipping party
LONDON, U.K.– A steep rise in vessel orders risks bringing the recent bonanza in oil tanker shipping to an abrupt end, according to the latest edition of the Tanker Forecaster, published by shipping consultancy Drewry. Following recent modest growth, the oil…
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Air Cargo Ends 2014 on a Positive Note: IATA
MONTREAL, Que.–The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released full-year air cargo data for 2014 showing 4.5% demand growth compared to 2013 measured by freight tonne kilometers (FTKs). That is a significant acceleration from the 1.4% recorded in 2013 over 2012.…
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CN reports intermodal volume surge of 10% on West Coast diversions
MONTREAL, Que.–Canadian National Railway (CN) reported that intermodal volume in the fourth quarter grew 10 per cent year on year and expects demand to stay strong as shippers frustrated with US west coast port congestion push US-bound loads through Canadian ports,…
