AI is transforming supply chains with faster insights, smarter automation, and greater resilience
In 2026, modern logistics technology becomes a fundamental requirement for achieving agility and mitigating operational risk
The explosion in e-commerce volumes is changing the air cargo market.
Transatlantic trade is becoming a game of ‘wait and watch’ for Italian exporters as, President Donald Trump introduced a new ‘global’ tariff, setting it at 15% for up to 150...
European airports saw cargo volumes increase last year, with Frankfurt reclaiming the top spot from Istanbul Airport.
Future readiness depends on modern, connected systems and AI-powered insights
FedEx is investing ₹2,500 crore to build a 300,000-square-feet fully automated air cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport in partnership with Adani Airport Holdings...
As trade uncertainty continues to strain sourcing, companies will lean on cost-management strategies and AI-fueled efficiencies.
Worldwide air cargo demand rose by a further +3% in the final week of January, despite another volatile week of capacity disruptions, with tonnages boosted by flower shipments...
The demand for air travel continues to grow. In 2026, airlines are expected to welcome some 5.2 billion passengers, up 4.4% on 2025.
Air cargo tech firm CargoAi has launched a new module that uses AI to anticipate operational risks and shipment delays.
Shippers have less airfreight shipping choices in 2026 following a year of global supply chain disruption, according to Rhenus Logistics.
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