February 2026

Fourth B777 freighter for Silk Way West

Silk Way West Airlines has taken delivery of its fourth Boeing 777 Freighter in Baku. It forms part of the airline’s ongoing fleet renewal program and is the fourth of six Boeing 777 Freighters ordered. Silk Way has phased out two Boeing 747-400 Freighters and delivery of the remaining two Boeing 777Fs is expected in 2027. With this delivery, Silk Way West Airlines’ total fleet now stands at 12 aircraft. From ... [+]

CargoAi keeps one step ahead

CargoAi  has launched an AI Predictive Tracking capability designed to help users anticipate operational risks and shipment delays before they materialise. The solution is available in both CargoMART and as an add-on to the CargoCONNECT Track & Trace API. CargoAi says that while traditional tracking tools provide visibility once milestones are ... [+]

AI to speed Logistaas document handling

Freight software specialist Logistaas has introduced a new AI-powered document reading feature for its transport management to support freight forwarders dealing with high volumes of paperwork. The tool uses optical character recognition (OCR) and an AI engine, powered by Logistaas’ AI agent, Averroes, trained on complex shipping documents to extract ... [+]

BIFA appoints communications expert

The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has appointed Dawn White as its new head of digital communications and events. She joins BIFA from ITN, where she led and produced video content for global businesses and public and private sector organisations. In her new role, she will lead the strategic development ... [+]

Insurers warn of theft and freight fraud surge

There has been an alarming rise in cargo theft and freight fraud say the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) and the Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) EMEA. Incidents are escalating across Europe, the Americas and Africa. Latin America and several African nations are experiencing particularly severe and violent attacks. According to ... [+]

Cargo-partner to offer customs peace of mind

Cargo-partner, part of the Nippon Express Group, is offering complimentary Customs Health Checks through its AEO-certified UK operation to help importers and exporters reduce risk, control costs, and stay compliant with regulations. Cargo-partner will provide a fast-turnaround review of import and export operations, identifying compliance risks, cost-saving opportunities, and process improvements. It ... [+]

Forwarders welcome US-India trade deal

The Airforwarders Association (AfA) has welcomed a trade deal between the US and India announced on 2 February as a positive step for global trade and supply chain stability. It said lower tariffs will support trade flows between two of the world’s largest economies, reduce costs for businesses and consumers, and ... [+]

Ceva adapts automotive logistics for a  changing market

CEVA Logistics is to open a network of Proximity Centers in France and across Europe to serve its mobility and fleet management customers. It says the automotive logistics market is going through significant changes as new mobility models emerge such as car-sharing and use-based fleets. Ceva says its Mobility & Fleet ... [+]

Stena to shut Sweden-Denmark ferry route

Stena Line is to close the ferry route between Halmstad in Sweden and Grenaa in Denmark on 30 April. It said it had faced significant challenges in achieving profitability on the route due to strong competition from fixed bridge connections to and within Denmark, a strained cost environment, and challenging ... [+]

More services return to the Red Sea

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are to return one of their shared services under the Gemini Cooperation to the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, with naval assistance. The ME11 service connects India and the Middle East with the Mediterranean. From mid-February, changes will be implemented on westbound sailings as of vessel Albert ... [+]

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