Chinas Air Cargo Adopts Iatas ONE Record Digital Standard

Chinas Air Cargo Adopts Iatas ONE Record Digital Standard

IATA is supporting the digital transformation of air cargo in China by promoting the ONE Record standard and electronic air waybills (e-AWB). China boasts the highest volume of e-AWB usage globally, positioning the country to potentially lead the industry's transformation. The adoption of ONE Record aims to streamline data sharing and improve efficiency across the air cargo supply chain. This initiative is expected to enhance collaboration and drive innovation in the sector, fostering a more connected and data-driven air cargo ecosystem.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Standardized Apis Target Logistics Data Silos

Standardized Apis Target Logistics Data Silos

The Scheduling Standards Consortium (SSC) has released technical standards for Transportation Management System APIs, aiming to address data silos in the logistics industry and improve efficiency while reducing costs. By opening API interfaces, the standard promotes data sharing and collaboration between shippers, carriers, and brokers. This is expected to significantly enhance logistics efficiency, improve customer service levels, and foster a more sustainable operating model for the industry. The standard facilitates seamless data exchange, leading to better visibility and optimized processes across the supply chain.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Former Hefei Luogang Airport Coordinates Released for Aviation Use

Former Hefei Luogang Airport Coordinates Released for Aviation Use

The precise geographic coordinates of Hefei Luogang International Airport have been released, providing significant information for aeronautical data applications and research. This data is crucial for flight navigation, airport planning, airspace management, and aviation meteorology research. It can be used to optimize flight routes, urban planning, and aviation simulation training. Although Xinqiao Airport has replaced Luogang Airport, the geographic data of Luogang Airport remains of significant historical and research value, promoting the sharing and application of aeronautical data. Its legacy continues to inform future advancements in aviation.

Guide to Navigating Newcastle Airport in South Africa NCS

Guide to Navigating Newcastle Airport in South Africa NCS

This article provides a detailed analysis of the IATA code (NCS) for Newcastle Airport in South Africa, highlighting the importance of IATA codes in airline ticket booking, baggage handling, and flight information retrieval. It also alerts readers to potential confusion arising from multiple airports worldwide sharing the same name. Practical travel planning tips are offered to assist readers in ensuring a smooth and successful journey. The article aims to clarify the identification of the specific Newcastle Airport in South Africa by using the correct IATA code.

Logistics Firms Face Darwinian Test Amid Digital Shift

Logistics Firms Face Darwinian Test Amid Digital Shift

The 29th Annual State of Logistics and Transportation Trends Survey highlights key challenges and opportunities in logistics' digital transformation. The report emphasizes integrating technology into overall strategy, achieving synergy between strategy, structure, and processes. The survey also reveals evolving transportation modes, service quality challenges, and the need for information visibility. A key aspect of digital transformation is information sharing and collaboration, building collaborative networks to address industry changes and improve efficiency and profitability. Companies must embrace these changes to remain competitive in the evolving landscape.

ALAN Walmart Foundation Boost Disaster Relief Supply Chains

ALAN Walmart Foundation Boost Disaster Relief Supply Chains

The American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN), in collaboration with the Walmart Foundation, has launched a project to enhance disaster supply chain management capabilities of non-profit organizations. This initiative aims to improve relief efficiency and ensure faster delivery of aid to disaster victims through knowledge sharing, capacity building, and fostering collaboration. The partnership will promote cooperation between non-profits and private sector companies, building a stronger, more efficient, and sustainable disaster relief system. The project emphasizes building resilience and preparedness within the humanitarian supply chain.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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WCO Boosts Namibias Anticounterfeiting Efforts in IP Program

WCO Boosts Namibias Anticounterfeiting Efforts in IP Program

The World Customs Organization (WCO) launched its Intellectual Property Health and Safety (IPHS) Programme, with the first online training successfully held in Namibia. This initiative aims to enhance customs' ability to combat counterfeiting and piracy, particularly focusing on illicit medical goods during the pandemic. The WCO emphasizes customs' responsibility and provides tools to address these challenges. Funded by Japan Customs, the program seeks to strengthen international cooperation through information sharing, joint enforcement operations, capacity building, and public awareness campaigns, ultimately safeguarding global trade security.

Malaysia Customs Enhances Elearning to Train Officers

Malaysia Customs Enhances Elearning to Train Officers

Malaysia Customs has signed a new licensing agreement with the WCO to upgrade its e-learning platform to CLiKC!, aiming to enhance the capabilities of its customs officers. This marks a significant upgrade to Malaysia's customs training system, enabling the localization of WCO courses and customized training content. This initiative will improve training efficiency, reduce costs, and promote knowledge sharing, leading the way in regional customs modernization. The upgraded platform will provide better access to relevant training materials and contribute to the professional development of customs officers.

WCO Aids Gabon in Curbing Illegal Wildlife Trade

WCO Aids Gabon in Curbing Illegal Wildlife Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a CITES-Framework Action Plan training in Gabon, aimed at enhancing the capacity of African customs officers to combat illegal wildlife trade. Hosted by the Gabonese Customs Administration, the training involved representatives from multiple countries, focusing on discussing challenges and sharing experiences. The U.S. Department of State funded the training. The WCO-INAMA project is dedicated to protecting Africa's biodiversity through training and cooperation. This initiative underscores the importance of international collaboration in tackling wildlife crime and strengthening customs enforcement efforts.

Independent Ecommerce Sites Sustain Postholiday Growth

Independent Ecommerce Sites Sustain Postholiday Growth

SHOPYY's key account manager, LEO, will host a live broadcast on December 24th, sharing insights on leveraging Christmas and New Year to build a sustainable independent website. The broadcast will focus on holiday marketing strategies, user experience optimization, customer relationship management, data analysis & optimization, and technical support. Through real-world case studies, LEO will delve into SHOPYY's features and application techniques, helping cross-border e-commerce practitioners seize opportunities and achieve sales growth. Learn how to maximize your holiday sales potential with practical tips and actionable strategies.