Issues surrounding an “inappropriate maintenance record” discovered on June 16th has caused the entire fleet of aircraft to be grounded by the Japanese carrier, Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA). According to… read more →
In March the US House of Representatives approved legislation that gives the air cargo industry the ability to hire third party canine inspectors to screen cargo. As our industries move… read more →
Based on information out of ClipperMaritime, container traffic from Asia to East Coast ports is growing at least twice as fast as that to West Coast ports, surging 16% into… read more →
We’re usually talking about how the ocean cargo market is on an upswing and celebrating the monumental records set at the Port of Norfolk, but this week, we’re going to… read more →
After a lackluster January and February, the Port of Virginia is once again posting gains as March volumes increased 9% over the same month of 2017. As the Port of… read more →
On March 1, the new trucker appointment system at the Port of Norfolk began to slowly start arranging early morning loading times. As mornings are typically the slowest time at… read more →
Due to extreme weather issued this winter, the Port of Virginia has seen container volumes fall slightly. An unusual issue for a port that is celebrating record setting trends and… read more →
For ports in the Southeast US the ELD mandate is creating a capacity crunch that threatens to drive trucking rates higher when the full mandate goes into effect in April.… read more →
It’s the Year of the Dog as we begin celebrating the Chinese New Year, which will run from February 16, 2018 until February 4th, 2019! This year we’re celebrating an… read more →
ON February 6th, Embark announced their semi-autonomous truck had made the 2400 mile journey from Los Angels to Jacksonville, FL. Though the truck had a human driver on hand in… read more →