How The Industry Has Changed Over The Past 25 Years
This week I was corresponding with an old “Kiwi” mate, whose friendship spans the thirty-eight years I have been in the industry. We both started in transportation around the same time in Auckland. He was lamenting how the industry has changed and not for the better. It started me thinking of the good ol’ days [...]
Another Weekend in Los Angeles Without UPS
Bookings to Australia are very heavy and many customers have decided that “first up, best dressed” will reduce the possibility of their freight getting hung up en route to Aussie. All three stations are reporting lots of weekend freight already sitting on the dock awaiting consolidation. Greg Melissinos, our Eastern region V.P. has been assured [...]
Qantas’ Woes Continue
October can’t come soon enough for about to retire and embattled CEO Geoff Dickson. Once hailed by many as a “guru” and the savior of Qantas, during their lean times over the past five years, to becoming a pariah by almost succeeding in selling off the airline to a greedy private equity firm in order [...]
Space Situation to South Pacific This Weekend
Unlike last weekend, where we handled a record tonnage into Australia, this weekend appears to be closer to normal. We have secured space on Singapore Airlines to SYD/MEL and Japan Air Lines tell us, the TYO backlog is now cleared from last weekend and our BNE consolidations will ride as booked. Air New Zealand has [...]
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