EV Mobility Startup Trev Mobility Raises Angel Round to Expand Across Delhi NCR
Trev Mobility, an app‑first premium EV ride‑hailing service, secured an angel round of roughly $440,000 (Rs 3.65 crore) from its user base, adding to a prior Rs 20 lakh seed grant. The funding will fuel fleet expansion beyond its current 100 electric vehicles across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad. Since its January 2024 launch, the startup has completed over 45,000 rides, with 55‑60% of riders returning. It also invests in AI‑powered dashcams to boost safety and accountability.
New Rail Tech to Cut Trackwork Disruptions
A new rail technology platform that leverages real‑time sensors and AI‑driven analytics is being rolled out across Australia’s rail network to anticipate track faults and streamline maintenance. The system promises to cut trackwork‑related service disruptions, lower maintenance costs and improve...
Is PHINIA's Aftermarket Business the Key to Its Stability?
PHINIA’s aftermarket segment is emerging as a stabilizing force amid a slowdown in new‑vehicle production, as aging global fleets boost replacement‑part demand. In 2025 the company added roughly 5,800 new SKUs and secured distribution contracts in Europe, North America and...
EV Fast Charging Queues Are Back. Could a Kerbside Charger Network Help?
Australian EV sales jumped 40‑50% in March, reigniting concerns over charging capacity, especially for the 60% of Sydney residents living in apartments or townhouses. Public fast‑charging queues have resurfaced, prompting calls for a robust kerbside charging network that offers slower,...
Delta Air Lines Inc (DAL) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Delta Air Lines (DLH) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $68.9 million, a 24% drop from the prior year, driven primarily by the conversion of CMOP and Head Start contracts to small‑business set‑aside vehicles. Adjusted EBITDA fell to $6.5 million, yet the EBITDA...
25 Years of Airbus in Chile: Aerospace Innovation From the Andes to Antarctic
Airbus celebrated 25 years in Chile, operating the only integrated hub for commercial, helicopter, and defence‑space activities in the Southern Cone. The company now supplies 74% of the nation’s commercial fleet, with the A320neo family delivering a 20% reduction in...
Southwest Airlines to Limit Item Other Airlines Allow
Southwest Airlines announced that, effective April 20, 2026, each passenger may carry only one portable charger and it must remain visible in the cabin, prohibiting its use to power devices. The move follows the International Civil Aviation Organization’s March 2026...
Quarterhill Expands WiM Work with Caltrans
Quarterhill secured three Caltrans contracts totaling roughly $1.72 million, extending its partnership to support commercial vehicle screening and Weigh‑in‑Motion (WiM) data collection across California’s freight corridors. The deals include an e‑screening system at the Desert Hills enforcement facility, an I‑10 WiM...
Q-Free Unveils Next-Gen OBU1010
Q-Free introduced the OBU1010, a next‑generation DSRC on‑board unit designed for vehicle‑to‑everything communication. The transponder delivers ultra‑low power consumption, enhanced RF resilience and a compact, carbon‑light design while supporting all 5.8 GHz CEN DSRC protocols. It targets applications such as electronic...
The US Refinery Now Processing Venezuelan Oil
Chevron’s Pascagoula refinery in Mississippi is now processing about 250,000 barrels of heavy Venezuelan crude each day, with plans to lift volumes toward 350,000‑400,000 barrels. The refinery was specifically designed for sour, high‑sulfur oil, giving Chevron a domestic pathway from...
Exclusive: McLaren to Reveal Its Future This Summer
McLaren, now owned by Abu Dhabi’s CYVN Holdings after merging with Forseven, will unveil its first new model this summer, marking the first public glimpse of a post‑merger lineup. CYVN has injected roughly $1.9 billion, enabling McLaren to expand beyond two‑seat...
Kodiak Expands Driverless Trucking Beyond Sun Belt to Ohio and Indiana
Kodiak AI has launched its first autonomous trucking program outside the Sun Belt, partnering with DriveOhio to test Level 4 driverless trucks on Interstate 70. The initiative brings together Ohio and Indiana transportation departments to demonstrate the technology on a critical northern...
Sean Duffy Comments On Airline Mergers: “Trump Loves To See Big Deals”
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told CNBC that President Trump welcomes large airline mergers, but any deal must clear the Department of Transportation and the Justice Department. He acknowledged ongoing chatter about a “big four” carrier acquiring a smaller airline...
Southwest Hikes Bag Fees Less than a Year After Ending 'Bags Fly Free'
Southwest Airlines announced that its checked‑bag fee will rise from $35 to $45 for tickets booked after April 9, a 28% increase, with the second‑bag fee also climbing $10. The change comes less than a year after the carrier ended its...
NYK Uses Recycled Material for Car Lashing Belts
Japanese shipping giant NYK, its trading arm, and Rexxam have launched eco CLASPER, a car lashing belt made from 99.5% recycled polyester. The belts were installed on the new pure car carrier Elder Leader on March 26, cutting weaving‑stage GHG...
Massive Increase in Oil Transport Through Danish Waters
Geopolitical shifts have driven a dramatic surge in oil shipments through Danish waters, with nearly five million barrels passing daily. In the first half of 2025, the Great Belt and the Sound moved as much oil as the Suez Canal,...
First-Ever LNG Shore-to-Ship Bunkering Operation at Port Everglades
Sawgrass LNG & Power completed the first shore‑to‑ship LNG bunkering at Port Everglades on March 26, 2026, fueling the Ritz‑Carlton Yacht Collection vessel Ilma. The operation demonstrated coordinated safety oversight with the U.S. Coast Guard, Broward Sheriff’s Office and local partners. It...
6 Airlines With The World’s Best Premium Economy Recline
The article ranks six airlines by the recline angle of their premium‑economy seats, placing Cathay Pacific at the top with a 9‑inch (22.8 cm) recline. Japan Airlines follows, offering a forward‑moving, fixed‑shell seat that preserves space for the passenger behind. Virgin...
Window Pops Open On Cape Air Flight From Nantucket To Boston, Forcing Pilot To Return
On April 6, a Cape Air Cessna 402 experienced a partial cabin door opening shortly after departing Nantucket for Boston. The pilot elected to turn back and land safely at Nantucket Memorial Airport, with passengers unharmed. Cape Air removed the aircraft...
Used EVs Just Hit a Sales Record – a Much Bigger Wave Is Coming
Used electric vehicles (EVs) set a record in the United States during Q1, with Manheim auctioning nearly 37,000 units and Cox Automotive estimating over 100,000 retail used‑EV transactions. Wholesale volumes rose 12% year‑over‑year and 17% versus Q4 2025, while prices remained...
EcoNavis to Validate and Demonstrate Improved Design for Wind Rotors
EcoNavis Solutions, backed by a £100,000 ($133,000) Scottish Enterprise grant, is moving its patented tail‑appendage design for Flettner rotors from simulation to physical testing. The aerodynamic appendage promises up to a 10% thrust increase while cutting torque demand by roughly...
RBMN Hosting UP Big Boy 4014
The Reading & Northern Railroad (RBMN) will host Union Pacific’s famed Big Boy 4014 for a one‑way run from Nesquehoning to Pittston on June 14, 2026, as part of the locomotive’s eastern semiquincentennial tour. RBMN is also scheduling three steam‑powered...
The Electric Van that Offers “Nostalgia Mode,” Including Diesel Smells and Noise
Farizon has launched a new optional "Nostalgia Mode" for its all‑electric SV large van, aimed at UK tradespeople who miss the sensory experience of diesel trucks. The feature releases a diesel‑like scent, plays engine‑noise through speakers, and adds seat‑shakers while...
Delta, Southwest Raise Checked Bag Fees $10 Amid Jet Fuel Price Surge, Joining Other Carriers
Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines are each adding $10 to their checked‑bag fees, raising the first bag charge to $45 and the second to $55. The hikes follow similar moves by United and JetBlue and come as jet‑fuel prices...
Russia and China Veto UN Security Council Resolution on Hormuz Security
Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at endorsing defensive measures to secure the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian attacks. The text had been softened from authorizing "all necessary means" to merely encouraging naval escorts, yet it...
The Retailer’s Guide to the Best 3PL Fulfillment Partners in the USA (2026 Edition)
E‑commerce brands facing capacity constraints are turning to third‑party logistics (3PL) to scale. The 2026 guide ranks seven U.S. providers, highlighting Simpl Fulfillment’s flat‑rate model for 1‑500 orders, ShipBob’s 50+ centers for two‑day delivery, Red Stag’s heavy‑item expertise, and niche...
William Strickland and the Foundation of U.S. Railroading
In 1826 William Strickland published a 51‑page report on British railway technology, priced at $10 (about $375 today). Fewer than 500 copies were printed, but 252 subscribers—including the U.S. Government—ordered 313 copies, spreading his findings across engineers, politicians, and military...
Another Airline Loses License, All Flights Off
Malta‑based LEAF, a subsidiary of Portugal's wet‑lease carrier Hi Fly, has had its Air Operator's Certificate revoked, halting all scheduled charter flights. The loss follows a recent spate of AOC withdrawals across Europe and the U.S., often tied to cash shortages...
JetBlue Just Upped Bag Fees — Blame Rising Fuel Costs
JetBlue announced increased fees for checked baggage on most domestic and many international routes, raising the first bag to $39 ($49 during peak) and the second to $59 ($69 peak). The airline offers a $10 discount per bag for passengers...
Rail Equipment Finance 2026: Let’s Get Back to ‘Business Being Business’
The 40th Rail Equipment Finance Conference convened over 460 executives in March 2026 to assess North American rail’s outlook. Speakers noted a modest decline of roughly 8,000 railcars and an aging fleet, while tank‑car maintenance costs and labor rates continue...
UP-NS Job Pledge Fragments Labor
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern are poised to merge, with the SMART‑TD union endorsing the deal in exchange for a loosely‑worded "no job losses" pledge. Other major rail unions, BLET and BMWE, oppose the merger, demanding concrete job‑protection terms. The...
Damen Launches ‘Drone Carrier’ for the Portuguese Navy
Damen Shipyards Group launched the NRP D. João II (MPV 10720), a multi‑purpose vessel for the Portuguese Navy, at its Galati yard in Romania on April 7. The ship, funded through the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility, is designed for oceanographic research, humanitarian aid, maritime...
War-Driven Supply Squeeze Could Boost US Resins Exports in 2026
U.S. resin exporters are poised for another strong year in 2026 as the war in the Middle East tightens global feedstock supplies. Damage to Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG plant and the shutdown of Iran’s South Pars gas field have curtailed ethane and...
Second Hand Fortuner Still Sells in 48 Hours – Here’s What Makes It the Most Trusted Used Toyota in India
Pre‑owned Toyota Fortuner continues to dominate India’s used‑SUV market, often closing sales within 48 hours. Its reputation stems from a ladder‑frame build, robust diesel powertrains, and a perception of rugged road presence. Despite higher price tags and fewer premium features than...
Delta, WestJet and Other Airlines Announce Higher Baggage Fees and Fuel Surcharges
Delta Air Lines announced a $10 increase to its U.S. domestic checked‑bag fee, joining United and JetBlue, which raised fees last week. In Canada, WestJet will add fuel surcharges up to CAD 60, following Air Canada’s $50 surcharge and Porter’s $40...
TD Cowen 1Q26 Rail Preview, Quarterly Rail Survey, Railroad Roundtable (Updated)
TD Cowen revised its U.S. Class I rail outlook ahead of earnings, noting Q1 volumes up 0.8% driven by an 18.5% grain surge but offset by an 8.3% drop in forest products. Union Pacific outperformed expectations, benefitting from strong industrial...
Truckstop.com Acquires Heavy Haul Rating Specialist Wize Load
Truckstop.com has acquired heavy‑haul rating specialist Wize Load and rebranded the service as Truckstop Heavy Haul Rates. The new platform consolidates lane data, permit rules and equipment requirements, giving brokers a faster way to price open‑deck, heavy‑haul and over‑dimensional shipments. By...
Hardis Supply Chain and Pandora Partner on Global WMS Transformation
Hardis Supply Chain has entered a strategic partnership with Pandora, the world’s largest jewelry retailer by volume, to execute a global warehouse‑management‑system (WMS) transformation. The rollout will span Europe, Thailand and North America as part of Pandora’s broader modernization program...
Gartner: AI-Assistant Software Soon to Enter Fast Growth Phase
Gartner forecasts that AI‑assistant supply chain management software will surge from under $2 billion in 2025 to $53 billion in spend by 2030. The market will shift from early adoption to a fast‑growth phase as providers deploy simple AI agents to automate...
Why Electric Trucks Haven’t Taken Off in the U.S.
Rising diesel prices—now $5.64 a gallon, a 50% year‑over‑year jump—are squeezing U.S. trucking margins amid heightened Iran‑related geopolitical tension. The surge has forced carriers to add fuel surcharges, while food distributors pass costs to consumers. Tesla announced it will begin...
Learjet Overruns Runway at Teterboro
A Learjet 60 overran runway 24 at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport just before 6:30 p.m. on Monday, skidding off the runway and stopping in an Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS). The Port Authority’s Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting unit responded, and no...
Japan and South Korea Advance Autonomous Navigation
Japan’s Nippon Foundation and ClassNK have awarded a full autonomous navigation notation to the newly built containership Genbu, a 5,374‑dwt vessel operating on medium‑to‑long coastal routes. The ship, built by Kyokuyo Shipyard, marks the first autonomous certification for a container...
Why Michelin Started Putting RFID Tags In Its Tires
Michelin has embedded passive RFID tags in its tires to improve manufacturing, logistics, and end‑of‑life handling. The chips enable automatic scanning from the assembly line through distribution, inventory management at shops, and vehicle‑level identification linked to the VIN. Collected data...
Air Canada Unveils 2 Surprising New Long-Haul Airbus A321XLR Routes For 2026
Air Canada announced two new long‑haul Airbus A321XLR services to the Canary Islands, launching Toronto‑Tenerife South on Oct 25 and Montreal‑Tenerife South on Oct 31, 2026. Both routes will be the longest nonstop flights to the islands, covering 3,135 nm (5,806 km). The Toronto market,...
1 of 7 Stranded Malaysian Vessels Sails Through Hormuz
One of seven Malaysian‑owned tankers stranded in the Strait of Hormuz received safe passage after diplomatic talks between Malaysia and Iran. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s March 26 conversation with President Masoud Pezeshkian led Tehran to clear the vessels and waive...
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Green Tech: Rise of the [Hull Clening] Robots
Robotic hull‑cleaning systems are moving from niche compliance tools to essential efficiency assets for shipowners. By removing biofouling, robots can cut fuel consumption, which can rise 10‑30% on dirty hulls, and dramatically shorten maintenance windows—from weeks of diver work to...
Report: A New Chevy Camaro Will Join Buick and Cadillac Sedans
General Motors plans to revive the Chevrolet Camaro as a 2027 model, producing it alongside a new Buick sedan and a next‑generation Cadillac CT5 at its Lansing, Michigan plant. All three will sit on an updated Alpha platform that currently...
LEO Satellite Networks: Supporting Maritime Safety, Efficiency and Innovation
Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations are expanding rapidly, with over 10,000 satellites in orbit today and roughly 70,000 more slated for launch by 2030. Their proximity to Earth delivers lower‑cost, high‑speed, low‑latency broadband that can reach vessels in the...
Duffy Opens Door to Airline Mergers Amid Fuel Volatility
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy signaled openness to airline mergers as jet fuel prices spike amid the Iran‑related closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He told CNBC that President Trump favors large deals, but any consolidation would still undergo scrutiny by...
Freedom of Navigation May Not Return to the Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump hinted that the United States could begin charging tolls for vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz once the Iran conflict ends, arguing that America’s victory justifies taking over Iran’s existing tolling system. The proposed fees could reach...