The Melzo/Milan-headquartered Contship Italia Group has published its new business plan targets. By...
Although the coronavirus pandemic has closed some borders and significantly complicated the...
Interferry, a trade association representing 260 members of the global ferry industry, has...
India’s first LNG-FSRU (Floating Storage Regasification Unit) has been classified by the Indian...
By the beginning of 2021, trains equipped with Alstom’s latest ERTMS Baseline 3 Release 2 (BL3R2)...
According to an analysis run by real estate group CBRE in Spain, Catalan logistics remains robust...
Berlin's new airport (BER) will finally go into operation tomorrow, 31.10.2020, thus ending an...
In days of a growing need for digital security, the Fundación Valenciaport is currently organising...
Philipp Maracke is the new CEO of Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG). The management of the...
The British aviation services group and air freight broker Air Partner is preparing for a possible...
Companies in Germany may submit applications for the funding of fuel cell technology projects in...
Dachser's Argentine affiliate launched its dedicated automotive desk in October. This dedicated...
Fortec Distribution has expanded its pallet network in UK taking six new hauliers on board. The...
Gecas Cargo and Kalitta Air have signed an agreement for three B777-300ERSF. The US cargo...
On the background of uncertainties, TT Club has launched a Brexit webpage resource in an attempt to...
Digitally, Hamburg Port Authority and Tanger Med Port Authority just signed a letter of intent to...
Effective December 2020, the German rail wagon hire company VTG will deploy temperature sensors...
In this week’s ITJ Video News, editor-in-chief Chris Doepgen presents Fitch Ratings’ assessment of...
ST Engineering, Airbus and their joint venture Elbe Flugzeugwerke (EFW) achieved a key milestone in...
The DSV Panalpina conglomerate is taking over Denmark-based Prime Cargo from Mitsui-Soko Group in...
The European Sea Ports Organisation (Espo) congratulates the Tanger Med Port Authority (Morocco)...
The levy of road tolls on trucks in Germany may not include police costs, as the European Court of...
Like most of the maritime carriers worldwide, the Hong Kong-based Orient Overseas Container Line...
P&O Ferries (P&OF), the British ferry operator, has chosen the Finnish technology group...
Preliminary September 2020 traffic figures released by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines...
Intersand America, a global cat litter producer, has opened its US headquarters in Windsor,...
IAG Cargo, the cargo division of International Airlines Group (IAG), is strengthening its...
Panasonic has selected Gefco France to distribute its heating and air conditioning products. The...
With aircraft continuing to be grounded by the pandemic, belly capacity on passenger flights has...
The Swiss federal council has adopted its message on underground freight transport facilities for...
Bryan Most joined the New York Shipping Exchange (Nyshex), a solution developed for the industry by...
No slump, just a "dip" in the goods flows: From January to September 2020 the Swiss Rhine...
Nikkei-listed All Nippon Airways (ANA) is launching its first scheduled freighter flights to Europe...
US State North Dakota has opened an intermodal rail hub which is operated by Rail Modal Group (RMG)...
Pipistrel, a small aircraft designer and manufacturer specialised in energy-efficient and...
Maritime Transport has strengthened its intermodal capacity with the introduction of a new rail...
The growing market of the shipping of perishables in Latin America has attracted another player...
The Marseille-headquartered carrier CMA CGM will again include Le Havre, part of the Haropa...
Uzbekistan has become the 29th country to ratify the use of the digital consignment note, based on...
“A woman is like a tea bag. You can’t tell how strong she is until you put her in hot...
It would be impolite to divulge personal information here – but none of these experienced...
The first edition of the International Transport Journal was published on 15 July 1939 in Basel....
International reports have always been at the heart of our journal. Former ITJ correspondent Axel...
«Everything flows», an insight which dates back to the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, certainly...
The maritime services company DNV GL has published a study that hazards a forecast of the shipping...
A ULD doesn’t grumble – in contrast to many an air passenger. The airfreight segment is...
The global logistics market has grown steadily over the last decades. The onset of the economic...
A strategy paper presented by the International Union of Railways (UIC), which met in Portorož...
Interviews with managing directors frequently touch on subjects such as quarterly figures, staff...
E-commerce is one of the few sectors of the economy that is generating double-digit growth rates...
In her editorial in the first issue of this year my colleague Antje Veregge quoted the Bavarian...
The onset of the global financial and economic crisis led the maritime industry to increasingly...
It was our retired colleague Hansueli Hof, a proven railways expert who is still well-known to many...
Hong Kong’s new Chek Lap Kok international airport (HKG) was inaugurated a year and a few days...
A search of our archives illustrates how history has a habit of repeating itself. As early as 1980...
The issue of fuel costs has been a recurring theme running through decades of reporting at ITJ. The...
The BRIC states continue to be a major subject of discussion and are understood to be important if...
The origins of the first container reach back into the 18th century. But it was quite a while...
The Hughes H-4 Hercules weighed 115 t, was designed to lift a 65 t payload, was 66.6 m long and had...
The freight rates as well as the quality of services provided have always been at the centre of our...
The ongoing downturn has prompted some of us to turn their eyes away from the skies – where there...
Having already experienced a lot of volatility in 2020, we would now appear to have entered an...
Slowly, slowly the first dare-devils are sticking their heads above the parapet again. The...
What on earth are the upsides of government measures to contain the outbreak of Covid-19? Well,...
In ‘normal’ years, the time when the summer holidays slowly come to an end across Europe is...
So now we can meet up with our friends and colleagues again – provided we adhere to...
Slowly, very slowly, for the moment, Europe at least is returning to normality. Whilst...
The first-quarter results for companies in our sector have varied considerably so far. Some of...
There’s no end to the repercussions from the outbreak of Covid-19! The virus hals also left its...
Project transport tasks for space flights are always demanding, on account of the sensitive cargo....
The gateway in Burns Harbor is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a rather special project....
The managers of the largest ongoing terminal-building project in France’s ports think in...
Government measures to contain Covid-19 have not prevented many major projects from being...
At the beginning of this year AAL started a monthly Europe–Middle East–India–Far East service....
It’s always best to consult an expert if you want to know about developments in a regionally...
Livo Logistics and Topline Express Logistics teamed up to mutually support each other in...
The way airfreight is currently gasping for capacities probably causes stressful moments for many...
The company Briese Chartering recently transported eight 74 m pylons weighing 282 t each from the...
