Israeli liner operator ZIM Integrated Shipping Services has appointed Chen Lichtenstein as its next President and Chief Executive Officer, selecting...

Atlas Air Worldwide has confirmed a strategic investment in ACMI specialist Atlas Air Worldwide alongside a long-term partnership with Air...

At the 14th AFRAA Stakeholders Convention in Johannesburg, the debate around a potential pan-African airline alliance resurfaced strongly, with industry...

Infios has appointed Sven Adler as its new Chief Financial Officer, strengthening its executive leadership team as the company looks...

Brussels Airport, Liège Airport and Ostend-Bruges Airport are joining forces to implement a unified digital framework for air cargo customs...

The U.S. tariff refund process is proving more dynamic than many companies initially anticipated, with faster-than-expected claim processing now forcing CFOs...

Hong Kong’s Yiulian Dockyard has officially reopened following a significant modernisation programme and workforce expansion, with management positioning the facility as one of the most operationally flexible ship repair hubs in Asia.  Operated by China Merchants Shipbuilding Industry, the Tsing Yi-based yard is now highlighting a capability that sets it apart within mainland China: it is the only dockyard in the country permitted to receive vessels alongside while still fully laden with cargo.  This operational flexibility provides a major advantage for shipowners facing emergency repairs or unplanned maintenance, particularly in the busy maritime corridors of southern China....

Greek dry bulk owner DryDel Shipping is further strengthening its fleet expansion strategy with the addition of three new vessels to its...

Seanergy Maritime is continuing to push aggressively into fleet renewal after confirming the addition of another newbuilding to its expanding...

Hong Kong shipowner Wah Kwong Maritime Transport has moved forward with another major fleet investment after placing an order for two 114,000 dwt LR2 tankers at Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co (DSIC), a shipyard affiliated with China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC).  The deal, which also includes options for two additional vessels, was officially signed on May 28 in...