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Air Cargo: Page 29
DHL Sees Added Air Cargo Capacity Easing Supply Chain Snarls
German delivery firm DHL expects global supply chain bottlenecks to ease next year as the return of air travel adds cargo capacity and higher vaccination rates keep a lid on COVID-19 infections.
Amazon Touts Drivers, Warehouses as Salve to Supply Chain Woes
Amazon.com is talking up the size of its delivery operation to ease public alarm that a supply chain crisis could strangle holiday shopping.
Alphabet to Test Drone Delivery for Walgreens in Texas
Alphabet Inc.’s drone-delivery operation is expanding to a Walgreens in suburban Dallas where it will make airborne deliveries of toothpaste and other goods to residents of nearby towns.
Cowen and AFS Launch Index to Track Pricing Within Air Freight and Surface Transportation Sector
Cowen Inc., a financial services firm, and AFS Logistics LLC, a supply chain consulting 3PL, announced the launch of the Cowen/AFS Freight Index, which will serve to provide Cowen’s institutional clients with predictive pricing tools for multiple sectors within the freight industry, on a quarterly basis.
Boeing to Unveil Air Freighter in Response to E-Commerce Surge
The unveiling of Boeing’s first new jet in four years will intensify a fight with Airbus for supremacy in the flourishing cargo segment of aviation.
Logistics Costs Are Rising After 4% Drop Last Year: Report
Prices are increasing "most notably" in the parcel, storage and warehousing, international and ocean segments.
Helicopter Service Blade Doubles Down on Transporting Organs
Blade Air Mobility Inc., best known for flying Manhattan’s elite to locations including the Hamptons, Nantucket and South Florida, is doubling down on the business of transporting human organs.
First GEODIS Aircraft Is Taking Off
GEODIS, a transportation and logistics service provider, upgrades its AirDirect services between Europe, the United States and Asia with its own leased A330-300 full freighter aircraft.
A Week at Least for World’s Third-Busiest Port to Return to Norm
Operations at China’s Ningbo-Zhoushan port will take at least a week to return to normal after the facility was closed because a worker had COVID-19.
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Choosing a 3PL That’s Ready for Any Supply Chain Disruption
The expertise it takes to get the right product to the right customer at the right time comes into play most critically when a logistics provider can — or cannot — fix the inevitable supply chain problems that arise.
DHL to Add Electric Planes to Fleet in Pursuit of Zero Emissions
The race toward zero-emission logistics chains is expanding from the road to the skies.
Here's When EU’s Carbon Rules Would Hit Oil Guzzling Industries, Like Shipping
The EU’s sweeping proposals to curb greenhouse emissions are likely to upend the continent’s oil demand over the years and decades to come. Here’s a run through the plans — and key timings — for aviation, shipping and makers of road-fuel.
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