Blown Away: Reconnecting broken supply chains
On a Tuesday in Mexico City, employees at DSV Air & Sea, S.A. de C.V. were in the middle of ...
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Five months and counting: Is LATAM Cargo out of the woods?
LATAM Cargo has extended its winning streak to five months, posting a 2.3 percent increase in revenue tonne kilometers (RTKs), ...
LATAM Cargo charts second month of growth, following dismal start to 2017
LATAM Airlines Cargo still can’t seem to catch a break, even when the news is good. Cargo volumes at the ...
The DFW Difference: How the Texas hub became a gateway to Latin America
John Ackerman was reviewing the freight numbers prior to an airport board meeting, but something about the numbers looked fishy. ...
UPS opens 76,000-square-foot healthcare-logistics facility near Bogota, Colombia
UPS opened a 76,000-square-foot healthcare-dedicated facility near Bogota, Colombia, as the U.S.-based integrator ramps up investment in healthcare logistics in ...
Air freight cools to merely ‘robust’ growth levels in April
You know things are improving, in general, when the word “robust” is used to describe growth that is slowing down. ...
DHL ramps up investment in Brazil’s logistics sector
On the same day that DHL announced that it will begin managing in-plant logistics for Jaguar Land Rover's manufacturing plant ...
Valentine’s Day surge in flower traffic smells sweet at LATAM Cargo [VIDEO]
With Valentine’s Day finally in the rear-view mirror, carriers like LATAM Cargo are savoring one of the mainstays of the ...
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