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Port of Seattle Prevails in Zoning Clash With City
The Port of Seattle criticized the council's initiative as "rushed legislation that will directly harm our city's maritime and industrial operations,"
Photo: iStock / Utima_Gaina
U.S. to Cut 10% of Flights on Shutdown, Spare Routes Abroad
Secretary Duffy said normally staffing shortages cause about 5% of flight delays, but that number has been routinely higher over the last month — at times surpassing 50%.
Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/Boarding1Now
Making It Easier for the Formerly Incarcerated to Work in Transportation
A Congressional bill would streamline the process for former prisoners to get credentialed to work in booming transportation and energy industries in Louisiana, says local business champion.
Workers wanted. A conceptual rendering of the Louisiana International Terminal. Image: Port of New Orleans
U.S., China to Suspend Reciprocal Port Fees for One Year
China’s comments come just hours after trade representative Jamieson Greer said the U.S.’s focus is still very much on reviving American shipbuilding.
Port of Yantai, China. Photo: iStock/daizuoxin
Ship with Radioactive Zinc Dust Stuck Near Philippines Port
Port authorities aren’t allowing the ship to offload in Manila unless there’s a local government that’s willing to take custody of the cargo for temporary storage.
The city skyline in Manila. Photo: Veejay Villafranca / Bloomberg
Maritime Industry Still Seeks Answers Over USTR Port Fee Rollout
Operators have been left to interpret the rules on their own, despite not fully knowing which ships might be subject to penalties, or how to account for jointly-owned vessels.
Photo: iStock / halbergman
Sec. Duffy: Continued Shutdown will Cause Flight Delays to Worsen
Over 50 air traffic controller staffing shortages were reported at U.S. airports between October 24 and October 26.
An Airbus A350 Air France plane taxiing at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Photo: iStock/Matthieu Douhaire
Seattle Hosts One Ocean Week's U.S. Debut in 2025
The forum aims to bring together stakeholders across the maritime industry to discuss ocean conservation and the future of sustainable shipping.
Seattle, Washington's scene waterfront. Photo: SCB file photo
Commodity Vessels Clog Up China Ports as Fees on U.S. Ships Begin
China is the world’s largest commodity importer, and vessel snarls — if prolonged — could ripple through the global supply chain.
Port of Yantai, China. Photo: iStock/daizuoxin
Two Killed in Hong Kong Cargo Plane Crash
The airport has suspended operations on its north runway until the aircraft is removed from the sea, but two other runways are still operating.
Hong Kong Airport. Photo: iStock/kameraworld
PoLA Reports Success in Reducing Pollution
Despite a 19% year-over-year increase in container volume, the Port of Los Angeles recorded its best year ever for reducing emissions on a per container basis.
Photo: iStock.com/Tramino
Port of Los Angeles Logs Record Quarter for Cargo Volumes
The port's record third quarter numbers were in spite of a 7.5% year-over-year dip in TEUs in September, as the peak shipping season drew to a close.
Photo: iStock / viavado
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