Delays stretched from 30 minutes to an hour as at 9am on Sunday, though Airservices said the issues, caused by “short notice unplanned leave”, were resolved by 11:30am. Civil Air, however, said it “emphatically rejects” the claims around leave.
ZK-NZD flew out of Alice Springs on 28 June, having been in long-term storage since September while its Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines were repaired, and operated its first commercial flight since last August on 30 June as NZ8 from Auckland to San Fran…
The first of 12 three-carriage Siemens trains was unloaded at Port Kembla last week and trucked to the new Stabling and Maintenance Facility at Orchard Hills for assembly, having travelled 23,000 kilometres by ship from Vienna.
The purpose-built facility will house the National Integrated Air and Missile Defence Ecosystem, designed to support next-generation IAMD systems and bolster Australia’s sovereign defence capability.
Porterbrook has offered its congratulations to everyone who took part in and completed the Railway Children Three Peaks by Rail 2026, which the rolling stock company sponsored.
APM Terminals in the Port of Gothenburg, Sweden, has had a successful H1 2026 for rail freight. The facility broke four back-to-back monthly volume records…
Armenia has begun working on the restoration of railways to neighbouring Türkiye and Azerbaijan. For years, the countries had closed their borders due to hostile…
The German state-owned rail freight operator DB Cargo ceded more territory than ever to other railway undertakings in 2025. Its performance declined by around 20%.…
On 1 July, Russia closed seven rail border crossings with Estonia, Latvia and Finland. The sudden move is underpinned by political and economic considerations. Russian…
Unpredictability rather than transit time is the greatest obstacle to supply chain performance, according to Martin Hubert, founder and chief executive of Freightgate.