US, EU object to cargo concentration in Korean Air, Asiana merger

Korean Air faces the prospect that its deal to acquire indebted Asiana Airlines could fall apart over U.S. and European Union concerns about reduced competition on certain cargo routes.  The U.S. Department of Justice is considering legal action to stop the merger because of concern the combined airline would dominate routes to the U.S. that…

White Paper: Out With the Old

As technology has transformed the transportation industry over the last few years, new digital processes hold the potential for shippers to achieve efficiencies and cost savings in their freight booking processes. However, the key to unlocking these benefits lies in a willingness to adopt new high-tech solutions, which is easier said than done given the…

UPS, Teamsters take break after SurePost agreement

UPS Inc. and the Teamsters union will resume national bargaining June 5 as both sides spend the week negotiating the final two supplemental agreements covering workers in Louisville, Kentucky, and Northern California. The hiatus comes as both sides reached a tentative agreement to reduce the size of UPS SurePost packages eligible for handoff to the…

FedEx expands package capacity at Adelaide Airport

FedEx Express has opened a new air gateway in Adelaide to support surging airfreight demand out of South Australia.  The new facility is part of a planned logistics hub on the east side of Adelaide Airport and features enhanced sorting and storage capabilities. The FedEx Adelaide South Australian gateway spans approximately 689,000 square feet, more…