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Cargo airline Ameriflight said Tuesday it received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration to operate drones, making it the first existing Part 135 cargo airline — carriers that operate under nonscheduled air service — to receive such an exemption. The newly granted exemption allows Ameriflight to conduct unmanned aircraft system (UAS) operations under its current…
By Chris Domby The views expressed here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of FreightWaves or its affiliates. All companies are affected by a tightening warehouse landscape. For small to midsize businesses with relatively limited resources, the challenge is more acute. In this viewpoint, Chris Domby, chief supply…
The Wall Street Journal ran an article on April 26 detailing the load board fraud crisis and the proliferation of double brokering. As the Journal reported, leading load board provider Truckstop found reports of fraud jumped by 400% from the fourth quarter of 2021 to the fourth quarter of 2022, the highest level since the…
The National Motor Freight Traffic Association Inc. (NMFTA) the group representing the less-than-truckload industry, said Wednesday it has named Ray West its chief operating officer. As head of NMFTA’s daily operations, West will oversee the group’s four main functions: digital operations, cybersecurity, management of the long-standing model that determines LTL prices by the commodity’s classification,…
Social media exploded over the weekend with reports of truck drivers planning to boycott moving freight into or out of Florida in response to the state’s new law regarding migrants. The state government recently passed a bill targeting undocumented immigrants by requiring employers to check that workers are authorized to work in the U.S. The…
Norfolk Southern has reached sick leave agreements with all of its craft unions. The railroad says it is the first U.S. Class I railroad to have sick leave deals for 100% of its craft workforce. The last deal to be struck was with yardmasters affiliated with the International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and…