Before the health emergency generated by Covid-19, was decreed the cruise tourism industry was one of the most prosperous since it offered a very wide range of options, that are adapted to the needs and tastes of each traveler. However, after the unfortunate events at the beginning of the pandemic, when the cruise ships presented […]
Lufthansa Technik and Airbus have teamed up to convert their commercial aircraft into “temporary” cargo transport, thus offering a temporary solution to their customers. This new Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) solution will allow operators to load up to 15 tons of additional payload, in the cabins of their A330-200 and A330-300 aircraft. The conversion consists […]
NYK became the first Japanese shipping company to join the Ship Recycling Transparency Initiative (SRTI). A platform that consists of leading shipping companies, carriers, and financial stakeholders, including investors, lenders, and suppliers of insurance. The purpose of the instance is to promote transparency in ship recycling and provide information to interested parties, such as cargo […]
ITP Aero, is the Spanish aeronautical company that joins the United Nations “Race to Zero” campaign, as part of its commitment to the environment. ITP Aero seeks to minimize carbon emissions and reach zero emissions, for the year 2050. As part of the “Business Ambition to 1.5ºC” program, the first objective is to neutralize carbon […]
Drones have become one of the key advancements in the future of technology and could change the air logistics of the coming years, becoming part of the world’s transportation system. On April 14, a conference called “Drone Enable” was held, organized by the International Civil Aviation Organization (OASI), where several specialists met and discussed the […]
Although the financial sector was the first to benefit from new technologies such as blockchain, today it is the aeronautical industry that takes the most advantage of it, but the question is, how? Currently, most of the crucial information needed to keep aircraft operational is processed manually and when it comes to aircraft that carry […]
After the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, maritime authorities raised their alarms, thanks to the new mega-ships being built today. With the growing surge of international trade, the manufacture of vessels increases more and more and with it its size. This entails a great responsibility because the ports are not prepared for […]
The airline industry has been forced to digitize and automate each of its processes, to reduce physical contact, to protect those involved, preventing the spread of covid-19, and, in turn, improve the user experience and boost efficiency. SITA, an international telecommunications company that provides technology services to companies in the aeronautical industry, says that the […]
The growth of the aeronautical industry in the coming years is an irrefutable fact, but this also leads to a significant increase in the number of planes in the air, and consequently, the complexity in managing this traffic will be even greater. This is why the inclusion of new technologies based on Artificial Intelligence is […]
After a year, the pandemic issue is still on the rampage. Many have seen the opportunity within the crisis and taken advantage of the mechanisms left by Covid-19 to get ahead. Such is the case of the shipping industry with E-Commerce. Although the shipping industry has been as affected as other sectors, today can see […]
How Did the Global Port Sector Perform in the First Half of 2025?September 26, 2025 - 9:00 amThe first half of 2025 delivered positive numbers for much of the international maritime trade. According to the latest report from Alphaliner, the world’s Top 30 container ports showed solid performance, with a notable recovery on the U.S. West Coast, rapid growth across Asia and India, and early signs of improvement in Europe. Below, we […]