Air Canada’s Tim Strauss outlines AI and Drone initiatives of the cargo carrier
Tim Strauss, VP Cargo for Air Canada, was the guest speaker at the JFK Air Cargo Association luncheon on October 31st at the Crowne Plaza.
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Uber Freight adds Canada to global operations
On the heels of its recent expansion in Europe, Uber Freight has announced its entry into Canada, with a view to facilitating seamless domestic and cross-border loads. The first foray into North America further enlarges Uber Freight’s global footprint after its expansion into Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands.
U.S. port execs tell Propeller Club, trade dispute with China hurts imports and exports
At the annual Propeller Club convention that took place at New Orleans between October 15-17, representatives of the Ports of New Orleans, Virginia, Seattle and Tacoma, reported declines in business due to the U.S. trade dispute with China
Shippers seeking better service, simpler low-sulphur fuel costing
Ocean carriers need to improve customer service and simplify costing related to impending low-sulphur fuel requirements, according to a panel of shipping executives speaking today [Tuesday, Oct. 22] in Charleston, South Carolina.
North Carolina’s PTI Airport targets aerospace, logistics
It must have been music to the ears of economic development and airport folks in the Greensboro-High Point area of North Carolina.
Charleston advancing vision as ‘preferred containerport’
On a steady course of success at the South Carolina Ports Authority helm, James I. “Jim” Newsome III is getting plenty of support for realizing the agency’s vision of the Port of Charleston as the nation’s preferred containerport.
HTA’s LaBar says new California law’s impact on owner/operator trucking still to be determined
In an interview with AJOT, LaBar said that the full impact of AB-5 on trucking in California cannot be fully known at this time due to several factors
Schneider intermodal process and network priorities
In an interview with AJOT at the IANA Intermodal Conference in Long Beach CA, Jim Filter, Schneider’s SVP of Intermodal Services outlined Schneider’s operational and network expansion priorities in light of some current industry issues affecting drayage and intermodal rail.
IANA panelists see slowdown in trucking and intermodal
Panelists at the Intermodal Association of North American (IANA) Expo in Long Beach, said they see a slowdown in trucking and intermodal freight transportation in 2019, but they do not forecast a recession.
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