Ukrainian drone strikes caused significant damage to a port in Krasnodar, affecting infrastructure and halting operations amid rising tensions.

At APM Terminals’ inland services facilities in San Antonio and Santiago, Chile, safety supervisors previously monitored activities on the ground

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WHILE questions have been raised as to whether the tech bubble has peaked, the situation is quite different in the world of air cargo in which technological advancements have centered on digitisation and drones

MERCHANT shipping is starting to realise the growing threat that terrorist drones laden with explosives pose to the safety and security of vessels, yet the majority of companies have not taken any measures to ward off such an attack

MAERSK port operator APM Terminals (APMT) is deploying drones at two of its inland services facilities in Chile to improve safety and efficiency, reports American Shipper

GERMANY's DHL Global Forwarding will ship remotely controlled helicopters and other hobbyist items for Shenzhen Youkeshu Technologies, a major Chinese consumer electronics exporter, the company announced.

AIRPORTS in the future will become equipped with surveillance drones, according to the combined research of Swedish scientific organisations, reports the American Journal of Transportation