The first A350 freighter test flight begins a nine-month campaign ahead of planned certification and commercial deliveries in late 2027.
Hubtex wins complex vehicle development brief for Konrad repository
A five-type specialist fleet will support radioactive-waste logistics and concrete transport at Germany’s Konrad repository. The programme highlights demand for fully documented, application-specific industrial vehicles.
Hormuz Oil Flows Continue as Tankers Go Dark
Crude exports are moving through the Strait of Hormuz, but AIS blackouts, convoys and offshore transfers are reducing visibility for shipping and energy businesses.
DHL report charts logistics shift towards autonomous AI
Agentic AI, robotics and stronger governance are set to reshape supply-chain operations, according to DHL’s latest Logistics Trend Radar.
Suardiaz Adds 5,500-Car Vessel to Automotive Fleet
Suardiaz Group is expanding its vehicle-shipping capacity with RS Atlantico, a new LNG-capable PCTC scheduled to arrive in late 2026.
Logistics Must Tackle the Growing Data Junkyard
The expansion of AI and connected logistics is creating a data management challenge alongside greater operational visibility.
Poland advances eastern transport hub for planned airport
A location decision for a 212-hectare rail and road junction near Poland’s planned national airport enables the next permitting stage.
Port of Gdańsk records first August above 8 million tonnes
Gdańsk handled more than 8 million tonnes in August as container, general cargo and selected bulk flows posted strong gains.
Baltic Hub to lift rail capacity with two electric RMG cranes
Baltic Hub has taken delivery of two electric rail-mounted gantry cranes for its Gdańsk terminal. The project is expected to raise annual rail-siding capacity to 1.2 million TEUs.
Hira Industries nearly quadruples pallet capacity in warehouse upgrade
A vertically optimised facility has lifted Hira Industries’ pallet capacity from around 1,000 positions to almost 4,000.