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Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems Audit Finds ‘Multiple’ Quality Lapses, FAA Says

The shortfalls were found at both Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc., which makes most of the 737’s fuselage.

Spirit AeroSystems facility in Wichita, Kansas. Photo: iStock.com/JHVEPhoto

Navigating Transportation Management Procurement in 2024

Currently, it’s a shipper’s market. The quantity of freight in circulation is low, providing shippers with leverage. Transport companies are dropping rates to attract business.

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Houthis Claim Attack on MSC Container Ship, Causing Fire

The Houthis have been consistently attacking merchant shipping in the region for months in protest against Israel’s war with Hamas.

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Boeing Bets Big on Spirit Aero With 737, Reputation on the Line

Former Boeing division Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. is the supplier at the center of a spate of recent quality issues affecting the 737 Max airliner.

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Fertilizer Ship Attacked by Houthis Last Month Sinks in Red Sea

U.S. Central Command said the attack had caused an 18-mile oil slick, warning that the spillage of the cargo into the sea would worsen the environmental impact.

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Watch: The Road to Creating a Standards-Based Electronic BoL

Carrier members of the Digital Container Shipping Association have committed to 100% implementation of electronic bills of lading by 2030, according to CEO Thomas Bagge.

Thomas Bagge

DSCSA Serialization: The Road to Compliance

Ten years after enactment by Congress, the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) serialization mandates finally took effect in November 2023. How ready are you?

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New Bid from GXO Steps Up Bidding War for U.K.'s Wincanton

The GXO bid complicates efforts by Ceva’s parent, container line CMA CGM, to expand its logistics reach.

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Cargo Volumes in Red Sea Area Drop 21% Due to Attacks On Ships

BIMCO said that, so far in February, the number of ships transiting through the Gulf of Aden and the Suez Canal is 50% and 37% lower than last year respectively.

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Biden Offers $9.8B to Bolster Public Transit Agencies

Biden has made his administration’s infrastructure investments a focus of his message on the economy.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg.

The Evolving Last-Mile Delivery Trends and Expectations of 2024

Rising shipping costs, cumbersome processes and the growing demand for seamless service highlight the urgency for businesses to rethink their approach to last-mile delivery.

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AIT Worldwide Logistics acquires Global Transport Solutions Group

AIT says the acquisition of European-based marine spare parts logistics specialist with more than 600 teammates in 11 countries is its most significant to date.

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