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United Air Calls Off May Investor Day After Safety Incidents
United already had planned several changes, including an additional day of in-person training for pilots starting in May, and a centralized curriculum for new maintenance technicians.
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U.S. May Revoke Houthi Terrorist Label If They Stop Red Sea Ship Attacks
“My hope is that we can find diplomatic off-ramps,” President Joe Biden’s special envoy for Yemen told reporters in a press briefing.
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Watch: How E-Commerce Is Boosting Air Cargo’s Bottom Line
E-commerce is bringing new opportunities to air cargo, both domestic and international, says Milind Tavshikar, chief executive officer of SmartKargo.
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Chinese Lenders Raise Concerns About $1.3 Billion Peru Port Deal
Peru’s government is trying to revoke a deal that granted China’s Cosco Shipping exclusive rights to run the new Chancay Port.
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Owner, Manager of Ship that Crashed into Baltimore Bridge File to Limit Liability For Costly Collapse
The two companies’ joint-filing was submitted on April 1, and would look to limit their legal liability to $43.6 million.
Explore MoreChinese Lenders Raise Concerns About $1.3 Billion Peru Port Deal
Peru’s government is trying to revoke a deal that granted China’s Cosco Shipping exclusive rights to run the new Chancay Port.
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Panama Canal Will Need Rest of Year to Recover From Drought
La Niña is expected to usher in ample rains in a matter of weeks, providing relief after record dryness afflicted the key transit channel in 2023.
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Watch: Threats and Concerns for Global Shipping in 2024 and Beyond
Lee Smith, global trade attorney at Baker Donelson, reviews the top economic, regulatory and geopolitical concerns of supply chain executives for the coming year.
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Ships With 240 Tons of Aid Turned Back From Gaza After Airstrike Kills 7 Workers
The charity announced that it would be suspending its delivery of food aid on April 2, all while experts warn that famine is imminent in northern Gaza.
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Secondary Route Lets Small Vessels into Baltimore Port for First Time Since Bridge Collapse
A majority of the vessels permitted in the secondary channel will be ones helping with cleanup efforts for the collapsed Baltimore bridge.
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