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Middle East
Jun 12, 2026

Source: India summons top US diplomat a second time in protest of strikes on ships near Oman

India summoned U.S. Deputy?chief of Mission in Delhi to protest against U.S. Military strikes on commercial'vessels' off the -coast of Oman on Friday, a?Indian source said. This...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 12, 2026

Fire disrupts flights at Wellington Airport in New Zealand

On Friday morning, a fire broke out at Wellington Airport in the capital of New Zealand. Flights were diverted and passengers evacuated from the main terminal. Fire...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 12, 2026

Air France-KLM is 'possibly' interested in easyJet but not actively searching

Ben Smith, CEO of Air France-KLM said that the company would not be opposed to a deal involving easyJet. However, it hasn't studied the issue closely. Smith...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 12, 2026

Police: Eight people killed in Hungary highway crashes.

Police said that seven people died and two were injured in western Hungary on Friday morning when a minibus with nine passengers crashed into a truck which...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 12, 2026

Pilot union plans call on European regulators for labor loophole closure

The European Cockpit Association will publicly appeal to European regulators to close the loophole, which it claims airlines are using to circumvent labor laws by hiring pilots...

Ground Freight
Jun 12, 2026

Media reports: South Korea's concrete delivery halt threatens Samsung and SK Hynix chip factory work

South Korean media reported that the industrial action of South Korean truckers tasked with transporting concrete could delay major expansion projects at semiconductor 'plants by SK Hynix...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

From corn fields and cargo ships, early interest in ethanol as a marine fuel

Maersk, Vale and other shippers are using ethanol to reduce emissions. Its low cost and abundant supply make it more appealing than other fuels with lower carbon...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

From corn fields and cargo ships, early interest in ethanol as a marine fuel

Maersk, Vale and other shippers are using ethanol to reduce emissions. Its abundant supply and low cost make it more appealing than other fuels with lower carbon...

Asia
Jun 11, 2026

Indian sailors fined $6 Million in Lagos Cocaine Case

The National Drug Law Enforcement 'Agency (NDLEA), a Nigerian agency, announced on Thursday that a Nigerian court had convicted 11 Indian sailors, and their vessel, of trafficking...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

After Alpine appeal, motor racing penalties in Monaco are being reviewed

On Thursday, two time penalties for pitlane speeds that cost Pierre Gasly the podium at last weekend's Monaco Grand Prix were being reviewed after it was revealed...

Middle East
Jun 11, 2026

Trump cancels strike against Iran scheduled for Thursday evening

Donald Trump, the U.S. President, announced on Thursday that he had canceled his planned strikes against Iran. This came after he threatened to 'bomb' more oil export...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

Grupo Mexico, U.S. partner eye Argentina grain freight network in Milei privatization push

Mexico's Grupo Mexico Transportes (GMXT), has signed a contract with the United States. Wabtec, a rail technology company, will bid jointly for Argentine's state-run cargo operator Belgrano...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

US and Canada delay opening new bridge after Trump raised concerns

U.S. president Donald Trump had threatened earlier this year to block the crossing. The U.S. government and Canada have now decided to postpone the opening of the...

Middle East
Jun 11, 2026

Palestinians detained in Greece pending trial over suspected Hamas connections

Legal and police sources said that Greek judges ordered Thursday the detention of a Palestinian accused?of being part of a Hamas linked network plotting attacks against Israeli...

Transportation
Jun 11, 2026

CPC Blend oil exports reached a record of 1.83 million bpd as Tengiz restored output, according to sources

Two industry sources reported that the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) had a record oil loading of?7.187 millions metric tons (or about?1.83million barrels per day). This was due...

Passenger Ground & Sea Transportation
Jun 11, 2026

German players will pay for 600 stadium trips to fans amid rising transport costs

German players are offering to cover the costs of transport for 600 fans to attend their 'last Group E match against Ecuador on June 25 in New...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

Gasly's Monaco penalty is reviewed by the Alpine team and cleared of its first hurdle

The Alpine Formula One Team has overcome the first hurdle in a review of the Monaco Grand Prix pit-lane speeding penalties which cost Pierre Gasly his podium...

Middle East
Jun 11, 2026

Trump wants to "take" Iran’s Kharg Island oil center

Donald Trump, the U.S. president, said that he wanted to 'take over Iran's oil-infrastructure hub Kharg Island on Thursday but was unsure if the 'Americans had the...

Transportation
Jun 11, 2026

Hungarian prosecutors order an investigation into insider trading in some MOL shares sold as early as 2026

Budapest's chief prosecutor’s office announced on Thursday that Hungarian prosecutors had ordered a police investigation into certain transactions relating to shares of oil company MOL in order...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

Russian oil exports to the sea fell in May, according to industry data.

According to industry sources, Russia's seaborne product exports dropped by 0.2% daily in May compared to April. This equates to a drop of?8.016 millions metric tons. While...

North America
Jun 11, 2026

Fuel stations run out of fuel in Crimea after a new night of Ukrainian drone attacks

Witnesses reported that fuel stations on the Russian-held Crimean Peninsula were running out of gasoline as the Ukrainian campaign to cut off supply lines was intensifying. Witnesses...

Freight Logistics
Jun 11, 2026

Indian crewed tanker is suspected to be the third US attack this week on a tanker off Oman.

The Indian shipping ministry confirmed that all 20 crew members are'safe' after a suspected U.S. attack on the 'asphalt-tanker Jalveer, off Oman. This follows two other similar...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

BHP workers in Australia's key iron ore export hub support the strike by hundreds

Two unions reported 'on Thursday that hundreds of BHP workers in Port Hedland, Western Australia, voted to strike, increasing the risk of iron ore shipments being disrupted...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

Bousso: Reopening of the ROI-Hormuz could be OPEC’s downfall

Saudi Arabia and its neighbours in the Gulf will celebrate the eventual reopening of Strait of Hormuz. But the ensuing oil flood could erode OPEC’s fragile grip...

Asia
Jun 11, 2026

Iran is seeking funds as US negotiations edge towards an interim agreement, sources say

Three?Iranian officials and an?European official? have told?that efforts to reach a 'preliminary deal between Iran and the U.S. has intensified. Both sides launched strikes on Thursday as...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

Three more LNG tanks leave Strait of Hormuz

Ship-tracking data showed that three more liquefied gas tankers left the Strait of Hormuz without their transponders and were heading to destinations in 'Asia. However, it is...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

India reports an incident with a vessel near Oman

The Indian Embassy in Oman reported that India had?reported a ship incident off the port of Shinas in Oman earlier Thursday. This was a day after a...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 11, 2026

UK watchdog investigates Ryanair regarding fees for parents and children to sit together

The British Competition Watchdog has launched an investigation into the European budget airline 'Ryanair' on Thursday, over the fees parents have to pay in order to travel...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 11, 2026

Wizz Air announces annual profit that is above market expectations

Budget carrier 'Wizz 'Air' reported a yearly operating profit that was above analyst expectations on Thursday. A capacity bump and better cost control supported revenue growth, even...

LNG Transportation
Jun 11, 2026

Bousso: Reopening of the ROI-Hormuz could be OPEC’s downfall

Saudi Arabia and its neighbouring Gulf producers are likely to cheer the eventual reopening of Strait of Hormuz. However, the ensuing influx of?oil could erode OPEC’s fragile...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 11, 2026

What were the names of the two pilots that flew the Air India jet which crashed?

According to a source familiar with the matter, Indian investigators will delay issuing the final report on the deadly Air India Boeing 787 accident until the anniversary...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 11, 2026

Air India continues to deal with the fallout of a deadly crash despite its long history

Indian investigators will delay the release of their final report on the deadly Air India Boeing crash until the anniversary of the accident, which is Friday. They...

Transportation
Jun 11, 2026

US, once a victim of Arab oil embargos, now the world's largest oil exporter

United States is now the largest oil exporter in the world, upending decades-old orders long dominated Saudi Arabia and Russia. This?shift tightens American firms' grip on global...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 11, 2026

Fatal air crashes with suspected or confirmed deliberate actions by pilots

According to a source familiar with the situation, Indian investigators will delay the release of a final report on the deadly Air India Boeing crash until Friday's...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 11, 2026

Air India's Boeing Dreamliner crash: Inside the cockpit

According to a source familiar with the matter, Indian investigators will delay the release of their final report on the 'deadly Air India Boeing 787-8 crash until...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 11, 2026

Vietnam's Vingroup pushes ahead with the 'world's biggest stadium' despite doubts about demand

Vingroup, a Vietnamese company, is speeding up construction of the world's biggest stadium in Hanoi. They are betting that future demand will make the 135,000-seat venue financially...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 10, 2026

Air India crash report delayed due to unfinished engine examination, Bloomberg News reports

Bloomberg News reported that investigators would miss the deadline of Friday to?explain? why an Air India plane crashed. This is because the engines of the Boeing 787...

Transportation
Jun 10, 2026

US Energy regulator approves PJM’s rapid-tracked plan for power plant interconnection

PJM Interconnection, a U.S. grid operator, announced on Wednesday that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission had approved the expedited interconnection process. This temporary process is designed to...

Ground Freight & Logistics
Jun 10, 2026

Wall Street indexes drop 1% due to tech and Iran War worries

Investors are uncertain as the major U.S. indexes closed more than 1% down on Wednesday. Chipmaker shares have continued to decline and renewed tensions between?the U.S. After...

Oil Pipeline
Jun 10, 2026

India considering Canada as potential crude oil supplier, envoy says

India is looking at Canada as a possible 'crude oil' supplier, said the High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik on Wednesday, speaking at the Global Energy Show, in Calgary,...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 10, 2026

Port authority reports that Panamanian and Barbadian vessels were damaged in an attack on Ukrainian waters.

The Ukrainian Ports Authority reported on Wednesday that two vessels flying the Panamanian and Barbadian flags had been damaged by an attack while they were moving along...

North America
Jun 10, 2026

Iran War Anxiety Sends Global Container Shipping Rates Soaring

Costs of shipping goods from Asia to America have doubled since the start of the Iran War, due to a spike in fuel prices and a surge...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 10, 2026

Riyadh Air, a Saudi-backed airline, lands its maiden flight amid the Iran conflict

Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Air, a new airline in Saudi Arabia, launched its first London flight on Wednesday using its new Boeing fleet. CEO Tony Douglas played down...

North America
Jun 10, 2026

US Transport agency repeals civil rights regulation with 'disparate impacts'

The U.S. Transportation Department announced Wednesday that it will rescind a part of its civil rights regulations, which prohibits conduct that may have an unintentional "disparate impact"....

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 10, 2026

China summons giants of state-owned construction companies over safety violations

China's National Safety Regulators summoned China Communications Construction Company, and Power Construction Corporation of China on Wednesday for what they alleged were safety failures related to two...

Transport Infrastructure
Jun 10, 2026

FAA: red obstruction lights needed for Trump Arch in Washington

The U.S. agency said that the proposed '250-foot (76m) tall Independence Arch of President Donald Trump would require red safety lights, but it 'would not have any...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 10, 2026

Italy reduces its reliance on imported jet fuel amid disruptions caused by the Iran war

Senior officials from the fuel producers and airport operators in Italy said that the refineries had increased jet fuel production this year to reduce the risk of...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 10, 2026

German airshow opens in shadow of Iran War, fighter project collapse

The ILA airshow in Germany opened on Wednesday, under the shadow of the?Iran war and the failure of a flagship Franco German fighter?jet program this week. Berlin's...

Passenger Transportation Services
Jun 10, 2026

There are some flights to the Middle East that have resumed but there is still disruption.

Middle East airlines are slowly resuming some flights as they rebuild their schedules following the war's disruption. However, the conflict is still disrupting wider traffic flows. Middle-East...

Transportation
Jun 10, 2026

Think tank: Ukraine will experience summer power shortages following Russian attacks

The DiXi Group, a think tank, predicts that Ukraine's energy system, which has been under constant Russian assault, will face power shortages in the summer months, and...