Tulum’s New Airport Has Lost Early Flight Momentum as Airlines Cut Back Service
Tulum International Airport opened in December 2023 with strong U.S. and Canadian carrier support, but airlines have since trimmed schedules. American and United halved their April 2024 flights by April 2025, while Delta showed only modest growth. Air Canada announced a strategic pullback toward Cancun, and overall scheduled capacity is projected to fall about 23% by December 2025. Despite capturing 1.2 million passengers from Cancun in 2024, the new hub still lags far behind Cancun’s 30.4 million annual travelers.
Business Case Submitted for South Wales Relief Line Upgrade
Network Rail has lodged a full business case with the Department for Transport to upgrade the 43 km South Wales relief lines between Cardiff Central and Severn Tunnel Junction. The proposal would raise line speeds from 64 km/h to up to 160 km/h,...
2026 FleetOwner 500: For-Hire Fleets with the Most Trailers
J.B. Hunt Transport has claimed the top spot on FleetOwner’s 2026 For‑Hire list, overtaking FedEx as the largest U.S. carrier by trailer count. The ranking reshuffles most of the top ten, with ContainerPort Group moving to fourth, R+L Carriers rising to...
Supply Chain 101: What’s Really Happening Between Amazon and USPS?
Amazon announced it will keep its partnership with the U.S. Postal Service but is accelerating the shift of parcels to its own delivery network. ShipMatrix data shows Amazon now handles roughly the same volume as USPS, and the retailer could...
Air Charter Scotland Secures Continuation of Wick-Aberdeen-Wick PSO Route
Air Charter Scotland has secured additional government funding to keep the Wick‑Aberdeen‑Wick public service obligation (PSO) route operating until 14 August 2026. The carrier launched the lifeline service on 15 January after Eastern Airways withdrew, initially using a Beechcraft King Air 200 and adding...
AI Is Making Supply Chain Decisions, But It’s Flying Blind
AI is proliferating across supply‑chain functions, but many firms misuse it by treating algorithms as autonomous decision‑makers rather than advisory tools. Executives often deploy AI on legacy, checkpoint‑based data that is stale and incomplete, leading to confident yet inaccurate recommendations....
What Is ‘Micromobility,’ and How Can Campuses Get It Right?
Campus corridors are increasingly populated by e‑bikes, e‑scooters, and other micromobility devices, reshaping student travel patterns. While these low‑speed vehicles offer affordable, time‑saving alternatives to walking or driving, most universities lack coordinated policies and dedicated infrastructure. Institutions that have acted...
Shipsy Launches AgentFleet, an AI Workforce for Logistics Operations
Shipsy has unveiled AgentFleet, an AI‑driven workforce that assigns virtual agents to core logistics roles such as customer experience, driver support, finance and dispute resolution. The agents monitor signals, make rule‑based decisions and execute tasks across TMS, ERP and third‑party...
Filipino Jeepney Drivers Struggle as Oil Prices Surge: ‘What We Earn Goes to Diesel’
The war in the Middle East has driven global oil prices higher, pushing Philippine diesel costs up more than double. Jeepney drivers like Toni Prado now earn as little as 200 pesos a day, down from roughly 1,000 pesos, prompting...
What Riding Bolt’s Electric Tricycle in Lagos Actually Feels Like
Bolt launched an electric three‑wheel tricycle service in Lagos in April 2025, distinguishing itself with a green, square‑shaped vehicle, enclosed cabin, and fan‑equipped interior. The service operates via the Bolt app in limited zones (Gbagada, Bariga) and requires drivers to...
What’s Next for the Office of Rail & Road?
The Office of Rail & Road (ORR) is set to see its remit dramatically reduced as Great British Railways (GBR) takes over the UK rail network. While the regulator will lose direct control over Network Rail’s assets and fare approvals, it...
GoVolta Launches First Low-Cost Train From Amsterdam to Berlin
GoVolta, a Dutch low‑cost rail startup, launched its first international service on 19 March, linking Amsterdam Centraal to Berlin Spandau with three weekly trips. Fares start at €10 one‑way and average €30, directly targeting budget airlines. The operator uses 13 refurbished...
Android Auto’s Secret Superpower Is a Customizable Shortcut Button
Android Auto now lets users add custom Assistant shortcut buttons to the home screen, enabling one‑tap actions such as navigation, music playback, and smart‑home control. The feature is accessed via Settings → Connected devices → Android Auto → Customize Launcher, where users type any Google Assistant...
ECJ Opens Door to Several Hundred Million Euro TAC Refunds in Germany
The European Court of Justice has struck down Germany’s cap on track access charges (TAC) for local passenger services, a rule that forced rail freight operators to pay inflated fees since 2016. The decision ends the discriminatory charge structure and...
London Stansted Opens Upgraded Airfield Checkpoint
London Stansted has opened an upgraded main airfield security checkpoint that separates the public terminal from the restricted airfield. The new facility features modern security technology, a more ergonomic layout and better working conditions for staff. It is part of...
Logistics Provider Orders 75 eActros 600: High Fuel Prices Drive Transformation – Mercedes-Benz Receives Major Electric Truck Order From the...
Simon Loos, a Dutch logistics provider, ordered 75 additional Mercedes‑Benz eActros 600 trucks, raising its electric fleet to 210 units – the largest in the Netherlands and among Europe’s pioneers. The decision is driven by sustained high diesel prices and the...
DeSL, TSG Partner to Enhance Digital Supply Chain for Textiles
DeSL has entered a strategic agreement with Textile Solutions Group (TSG) to broaden its AI‑driven product lifecycle management (PLM) platform across the global textile and apparel market. The partnership will integrate DeSL’s SaaS PLM suite with TSG’s manufacturing and execution...
Alstom Modernises ScotRail’s Class 222 Fleet
Alstom and ScotRail have sealed a ten‑year, £250 million Technical Support and Spares Supply Agreement covering 22 five‑car Class 222 trains. The deal includes an £80 million refurbishment programme that upgrades interiors, exteriors and onboard technology. Alstom will provide maintenance, spare‑parts logistics and...
Poland Approves PKP Cargo’s Restructuring Plan
Poland's Judge‑Commissioner has approved PKP Cargo's restructuring plan, clearing the way for the rail operator to settle with creditors and shed the "in restructuring" suffix. The plan, submitted in June 2025, focuses on boosting liquidity, reducing debt, and improving operational...
Electric Boat Taxi Service Launches on Bangkok’s Historic Canals
TTA Mariner Co. and mobility platform MuvMi have launched an electric boat taxi service on Bangkok’s historic canals, operating between 09:00 and 17:00 with an initial fleet of eight vessels. The boats, each seating six passengers and cruising at about...
Maersk Expands Singapore Logistics Footprint with New Automated Distribution Hub
Maersk has opened World Gateway II, a 1.1 million‑square‑foot fully automated distribution centre in Singapore. The hub integrates Multi‑Shuttle, ASRS, ACR and AMR technologies to accelerate B2B and B2C fulfilment across retail, FMCG, wellness and technology sectors. Around 500 new roles focused...
Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific & Singapore Airlines Top List of World's Best Airlines for 2026
AirlineRatings.com released its 2026 world’s best airline rankings, evaluating carriers on onboard product and passenger experience rather than public voting. Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines occupy the top three spots among full‑service airlines, while HK Express is crowned...
Dawn’s Suborbital Spaceplane Completes Radar Tracking Experiment with Defence Science and Technology
New Zealand’s Defence Science and Technology agency and the Royal Navy teamed with Dawn Aerospace to conduct the DARTE radar‑tracking experiment, using the Aurora suborbital spaceplane off the Canterbury coast. The trial demonstrated that the frigate HMNZS Te Kaha’s surveillance radar can...
Silverback Marine Completes Sea Trials for OX Series Truckable Tug
Silverback Marine announced the successful sea trials and commissioning of its new OX series truckable tug, a twin‑Z‑Drive vessel delivering 14,300 lb of bollard pull. The tug features a 25‑by‑16‑foot hull, twin Cummins QSL9 diesel engines, and a 480 V Wintech towing...
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This 150-Year-Old Train Route Is the Best Way to Get to Scotland—With Cozy Cabins and Stunning Scottish Highlands Views
The Caledonian Sleeper, a heritage rail service operating since 1873, offers nightly journeys between London and Scotland’s major cities. Travelers can choose from standard seats, private cabins, or premium en‑suite suites, while enjoying regional Scottish dishes in the lounge car....
MAXOLUTION® Introduces a Standardized Mobile Robotic Platform with Contactless Charging
MAXOLUTION, an SEW‑EURODRIVE company, launched the Mobile Robot Platform 1600 (MR P1600), a standardized, modular robot designed for pallet transport in factories and warehouses. The platform offers up to 1 600 kg payload, 1.6 m/s speed, and optional contactless inductive charging via MOVITRANS solutions....
Indy Airport Says ‘Hello Avelo’
Indianapolis International Airport announced that ultra‑low‑cost carrier Avelo Airlines will begin service on June 18, adding twice‑weekly nonstop flights to Concord, North Carolina, and New Haven, Connecticut. The routes make Avelo the airport’s 12th passenger airline and its fourth ULCC,...
Veovo Selected by Seattle–Tacoma International Airport to Strengthen Slot Coordination
Seattle–Tacoma International Airport has chosen Veovo, together with OneAlpha, to implement a modern slot coordination platform. The solution provides a daily, airport‑wide view of runway, apron and terminal capacity, allowing more accurate scheduling and real‑time alerts when limits are reached....
Road Projects at Risk as Bitumen Supplies Tighten
Australia’s bitumen stocks are dwindling as Middle‑East conflicts disrupt supplies from Asian refineries, prompting the Australian Flexible Pavement Association (AFPA) to warn of possible depletion within weeks. Exporters have invoked force‑majeure clauses, cancelling contracts and driving price forecasts above a...
Delta Under Fire As Musician Blasts Airline For Ruined Bags
Rapper Chika alleges Delta Air Lines cracked several premium Rimowa suitcases worth roughly $5,000 during a recent flight, sparking a viral backlash. She posted photos of the damage and claimed this was not her first negative experience with the carrier....
Telit Cinterion Pushes 5G NR Release 18 to the Edge – and Onto the Rails
Telit Cinterion has unveiled two 5G NR Release 18 sub‑6 modules, the FE990D50 and FE990D60, plus a rail‑specific FE990D60‑FR variant that adds FRMCS band support. The modules feature eight‑receive antenna capability, LTE Category 20 fallback, a 2.2 GHz quad‑core Cortex‑A55 processor and native...
SSL Announces Opening of Monon Corridor Service; Noland Retires as President
South Shore Line (SSL) will launch passenger service on its new 8‑mile Monon Corridor extension at 11:45 a.m. on March 31, 2026, adding stations at 173rd Street in Hammond, Ridge Road in Munster, and the Munster/Dyer border. The rollout follows a multi‑year strategic plan that...
Trump Admin Waives Jones Act for 60 Days
The White House has temporarily waived the Jones Act for 60 days, easing U.S. vessel restrictions amid heightened geopolitical tension. Simultaneously, the war in Iran and a Greek tanker attack in the Black Sea have driven up container rates and...
Pardoned Nikola Founder Trevor Milton Is Trying to Raise $1B for AI-Powered Planes
Trevor Milton, pardoned founder of the failed electric‑truck maker Nikola, is spearheading a bid to raise $1 billion to develop AI‑driven light jets. He and an investment group have acquired the struggling SyberJet Aircraft and are rebuilding it with dozens of...
Rolls-Royce Scraps Goal to Go All-Electric by 2030
Rolls‑Royce has abandoned its 2030 all‑electric target, opting to keep V12 internal‑combustion models in its lineup as client demand persists. The company’s Spectre EV, launched in 2022, has underperformed its projected sales share, and no current EV contribution to total...
Operators Launch Rail Baltica Regional Fleet Procurement
National passenger operators Elron (Estonia), Vivi (Latvia) and LTG Link (Lithuania) have launched a joint tender for up to 20 new 25 kV AC EMUs to serve the 1,435 mm‑gauge Rail Baltica corridor. The framework allows each carrier to order a baseline of...
PIE Taps Sprague As Director
Pinellas County appointed Mark Sprague as the new director of St. Pete‑Clearwater International Airport (PIE). Sprague previously served as deputy and interim director at PIE and brings extensive pilot experience from Comair and Spirit Airlines. He also held operational roles at...
Boeing Vs Lockheed: Who Has The Best-Selling Military Aircraft Of All Time?
Boeing’s B‑17 Flying Fortress remains the all‑time best‑selling combat aircraft with 12,731 units built, a record set during World War II’s massive production surge. Lockheed Martin, while never eclipsing the B‑17’s single‑model total, boasts several high‑volume platforms—including the C‑130 Hercules (2,700+), F‑16...
Tesla Says FSD Was Off Before Cybertruck Crash — but the Video Tells a Different Story
A Tesla Cybertruck equipped with Full Self‑Driving (FSD) crashed into a concrete barrier on Houston’s 69 Eastex Freeway on August 18, 2025, after the autonomous system failed to navigate a sharp curve. Driver Justine Saint Amour disengaged FSD four seconds before impact, but the...
OOCL Sunflower Reaches Long Beach After Losing Containers in Pacific Storm
The ultra‑large container ship OOCL Sunflower arrived at the Port of Long Beach after a North Pacific storm caused it to lose 32 containers overboard and damage 57 more on deck. The incident, which occurred on March 3 south of the...
Wisk Aero Unveils Second Gen 6 Autonomous eVTOL Prototype
Wisk Aero, a Boeing subsidiary, has unveiled its second sixth‑generation autonomous eVTOL prototype, registered as N607WA. The full‑scale aircraft is slated for its inaugural flight within weeks, marking a critical milestone toward certification. Wisk maintains its roadmap to launch a...
Buick Launched This Luxury Electric Van in China for $70,000
General Motors’ Buick brand unveiled the GL8 Encasa, a seven‑seat all‑electric luxury van in China, priced at 489,900 yuan (≈$70,000). The flagship model features a 96 kWh LFP battery delivering up to 373 miles (CLTC) and a 646 hp dual‑motor AWD system that sprints...
Lufthansa Cargo Integrates Add-On Services Into Booking Process
German carrier Lufthansa Cargo has embedded optional add‑on services directly into its online booking flow, allowing shippers to select and price extras with a few clicks. The initial rollout offers Sustainable Choice, Personal Supervision and smartULD, with toDoor delivery and...
2027 Volkswagen Tiguan
The 2027 Volkswagen Tiguan arrives unchanged from its 2025 redesign, offering a base 201‑horsepower turbo‑four and an optional 268‑horsepower SEL R‑Line Turbo. Pricing spans roughly $33,000 for entry‑level models up to $45,000 for the performance‑focused trim. Fuel‑economy peaks at 34 mpg highway,...
Cornyn Bill Targets TSA Perks for Congress
Sen. John Cornyn introduced the “End Special Treatment for Congress at Airports Act,” which would require members of Congress to undergo the same TSA screening as the general public and ban federal funds for expedited airport access. Lawmakers could still...
Mosdorfer Rail Highlights Advanced Solutions for Light Rail Electrification
Mosdorfer Rail unveiled a full‑system portfolio for light‑rail electrification, featuring its Tensorex tensioning device, bespoke cantilever assemblies, EN 62621‑compliant insulators, and insulated‑rope replacement components. The offerings promise consistent overhead line tension, reduced maintenance, and adaptability to varied urban track layouts. By...
2027 Nissan Leaf
Nissan revives the Leaf as a 2027 electric sub‑compact SUV, offering a 214‑hp front‑wheel‑drive motor and a sleek, upright design. The S+ trim delivers a best‑in‑class EPA‑estimated 303‑mile range, while pricing spans $32,000 to $41,000. Fast‑charging up to 150 kW enables...
FedEx to Shutter 9 New York Parcel Centers
FedEx announced the closure of nine parcel centers in New York and one in Pennsylvania as the final phase of its Network 2.0 integration. The program consolidates legacy express and ground operations into a single surface network, aiming to cut excess...
5 Ways In-House Warehouse Solutions Improve Efficiency & Reduce Costs
Storage Solutions highlights five ways its in‑house warehouse capabilities drive efficiency and cut costs. By keeping design, engineering, and project management internal, the firm can tightly control schedules, anticipate hurdles, and deliver customized layouts with integrated automation. Rapid response teams...
HarborLab, Danaos Collaborate on Fully Integrated Port Cost Management Solution
HarborLab has partnered with Danaos Management Consultants to launch the first fully automated port cost management solution, linking HarborLab’s platform directly with Danaos’ Port Expenses, Voyage Estimation and Protocol modules. The integration replaces manual XML file exchanges with real‑time bi‑directional...