Alex Lennane is a Publisher at Travel Trade Today Ltd. With extensive experience in freight journalism, she specializes in supply chain and logistics, aviation and aerospace, and logistics technology, consistently uncovering exclusive stories within these fields. Alex's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as The Loadstar.
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Former Apple and UPS executive Gal Dayan has just joined Ascent as COO, and talks big forwarders, tech – and aircraft ownership
By: Alex Lennane
Freight forwarders must tackle unbilled charges, manual rework, and unreliable data before expecting AI to protect their margins, according to Metro Shipping and Portcast.
By: Alex Lennane
Higher EU parcel charges could further strengthen the case for retailers to hold stock in Europe, as reduced China–Europe freighter capacity and
By: Alex Lennane
Airlines expand winter freighter networks across Asia, Europe and the Americas as forwarders renegotiate space and some fuel surcharges rise.
Semiconductor and cloud infrastructure shipments helped drive almost 10% growth in Kuehne + Nagel's third-quarter airfreight volumes, contrasting
By: Alex Lennane
Kuehne + Nagel attributed most of its third-quarter airfreight growth to market share gains, and expects to keep winning business into 2027 as a strong peak season gets under way.
Dropping behind Shanghai and Ningbo-Zhoushan in the global container port rankings, and seeing Malaysia's Port Klang and Port of Tanjung Pelepas
CH Robinson is deploying AI agents to recommend freight routings, prepare quotes, and process ocean bookings, arguing that its proprietary technology and customer data will widen its competitive advantage in global forwarding.
By: Alex Lennane
Forwarders that help customers through disruption can win a larger share of their freight, major air cargo buyers told TIACA's Air Cargo Forum in
By: Alex Lennane
Rising airfreight yields have failed to keep pace with soaring fuel prices, squeezing freighter economics despite a sustained period of strong demand growth, according to Rotate.
