Ports and airports are not traditionally considered interconnected since they serve different supply chains. While this assumption remains true, numerous developments have occurred in recent years, with the emergence of a level of integration between port and airport terminals and their transportation networks. A veteran in the field, Dr. Pushpendra Pratap Singh, Country Head, Asia Shipping, explains the same.

James Clark, Vice President, Bastian Solutions for manufacturing strategy and operations, who is responsible for all manufacturing globally, provides insights into the company’s solutions for warehouse clients.

With a vast reach across the country, skill in serving many industries, and over six decades of experience, the V-Trans group is distinguished by its diversified services.

The concessionaire pact between Air India SATS Airport Services (AISATS) and Jewar Airport (Noida International Airport) is for 37 years to develop a Multi-Modal Cargo Hub (MMCH) at Noida International Airport (NIA).

In an effort to better understand the business, Cargo Insights spoke with notable figures in FM Logistic, including Jean-Christophe Mache, CEO; Stephane Descarpentries, Managing Director, Asian operations: Ajit Jangle, Managing Director, India.

Sustainability and environmental responsibility are increasingly important considerations for logistics companies, Vijay Vashisht, AVP, Safexpress discusses the initiatives Safexpress has undertaken to minimize its carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices.

In the current era of globalisation, the smooth flow of goods across borders is essential for the success of businesses…

Nadia Abdul Aziz Mohammed, President, National Association of Freight and Logistics UAE; Chair, ICC UAE Custom and Trade Facilitation Commission; MD and Partner, UNASCO Cargo air and sea cargo, where speed meets capacity and precision meets scale, are shaping the dynamics of international trade.

Seisaku Okafuji, Executive Corporate Adviser, Hankyu Hanshin Express, believes that air and sea cargo can coexist and that combining the two will help us manage situations more efficiently and effectively.

Airbus initiates the offering of up to 5 percent sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to customers during aircraft delivery from its Toulouse and Hamburg centres.

Qatar Airways Cargo’s ground handling partner, Qatar Aviation Services Cargo, achieves IATA Smart Facility Certification for its cargo facility in the Doha hub.

This newly approved FTO will offer aspiring pilots in Tamil Nadu training opportunities in accordance with the standards set by the DGCA.