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The aerospace supply chain operates under stricter quality requirements than nearly any other industry. A problem with a component, process or shipment can have consequences far beyond a single order, making consistent quality management essential for everyone involved. The post What Is AS9100 Certification? Why It Matters for the Aerospace Industry appeared first on Transportation and Logistics…
GM is using a $4.5 billion financing facility to secure critical parts before disruptions reach its assembly lines. The structure offers manufacturers a new way to balance lean inventory, supplier liquidity and production risk. The post GM commits $4.5 billion to protect vehicle production from parts shortages appeared first on Transportation and Logistics International .
DoorDash has secured FAA Part 135 certification for DoorDash Air, bringing commercial drone operations in-house. The move could give the delivery platform greater control over how human couriers, robots and aircraft divide last-mile orders. The post DoorDash Air brings drone delivery closer to the mainstream appeared first on Transportation and Logistics International .
US container imports from China are climbing again, but the rebound may reveal more about purchasing schedules than stronger underlying demand. Tariff uncertainty is pushing companies to reconsider when goods move through global supply chains. The post US container imports rose in July, but the demand picture is more complicated appeared first on Transportation and Logistics International .
Zoox has moved from free autonomous rides to paid service in Las Vegas. The next test is whether its purpose-built robotaxi can become a scalable transportation business. The post Amazon’s Zoox begins charging for robotaxi rides in Las Vegas appeared first on Transportation and Logistics International .
Laredo has strengthened its position as the busiest US trade gateway with Mexico as cross-border commerce continues to expand. The latest trade figures highlight how nearshoring, manufacturing investment and infrastructure development are reshaping North American supply chains while reinforcing the city's strategic importance to regional logistics. The post Laredo strengthens its position as North…
Direct-to-consumer EV sales are becoming one of the biggest battlegrounds in the automotive industry. As manufacturers push for greater control over the customer experience, dealership groups are fighting to preserve a franchise system that has shaped US vehicle retail for decades. The post Direct sales are becoming the next battleground in the EV market appeared first on Transportation and…
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern have strengthened their case for regulatory approval by submitting supplemental information and new customer commitments to the Surface Transportation Board. The filing addresses concerns over competition, service reliability and shared rail infrastructure as the companies pursue the first single-line freight railroad linking the US East and West coasts. The post…
US airlines faced a sharp increase in operating costs during March 2026 as jet fuel spending climbed 56.4% in a single month. Rising fuel prices, geopolitical disruption and tighter supplies are forcing carriers to rethink pricing, route planning and long-term resilience. The post The $5 billion fuel shock hitting US airlines appeared first on Transportation and Logistics International .
Material selection directly influences trailer performance and competitive positioning in the commercial transportation industry. However, not all aluminum suppliers deliver the same level of service or technical expertise that builders need to maintain production schedules and product quality. The post Quality Aluminum Suppliers: The Essential Guide for Trailer Builders appeared first on…
