Inside Cagayan De Oro Airport The Rise of CGY

Inside Cagayan De Oro Airport The Rise of CGY

This article provides a detailed explanation of the Cagayan de Oro Airport code (CGY) in the Philippines, elaborating on the differences between IATA and ICAO codes and their applications in the aviation field. It also introduces the airport's historical evolution, basic information, and methods for querying airport codes. A brief overview of the tourism value of Cagayan de Oro city is also included. This information is useful for travelers and aviation professionals alike.

01/27/2026 Airport Codes
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Uribe Airport Links Meta Colombia to Global Destinations

Uribe Airport Links Meta Colombia to Global Destinations

La Uribe Airport (URI) is a significant aviation hub in Meta Department, Colombia. Although it's a non-customs airport, it plays a crucial role in regional transportation and economic development. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the airport's geographical location, functional characteristics, and its position within the Colombian aviation network. Furthermore, it explores potential future development directions for La Uribe Airport, highlighting its continued importance to the region.

09/29/2025 Airport Codes
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LA and Long Beach Ports Introduce Night Pass to Reduce Congestion

LA and Long Beach Ports Introduce Night Pass to Reduce Congestion

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will implement the Night Gate program by the end of July. This initiative aims to alleviate port congestion and improve freight efficiency by extending terminal operating hours into the early morning and implementing congestion pricing during peak hours. This encourages cargo companies to utilize off-peak times for loading and unloading. The program has been piloted and is currently undergoing system testing. It is expected to significantly increase port throughput capacity and improve traffic conditions by shifting volume and reducing bottlenecks.

09/26/2025 Logistics
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Strategies to Reduce Pier Pass Fees at LA Long Beach Ports

Strategies to Reduce Pier Pass Fees at LA Long Beach Ports

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Pier Pass Traffic Mitigation Fee at the Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach, explaining its purpose, fee structure, and coping strategies. By optimizing pickup times and planning ahead, cargo owners can effectively reduce transportation costs. Flexport offers transparent pricing and efficient services to help businesses optimize their supply chains.

11/03/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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LA Long Beach Ports Face Throughput Drop Amid Pandemic Trade Strains

LA Long Beach Ports Face Throughput Drop Amid Pandemic Trade Strains

Port throughput at Los Angeles and Long Beach continued to decline in March due to the ongoing pandemic, highlighting supply chain vulnerabilities. The Port of Los Angeles experienced a significant drop, while Long Beach showed more resilience despite the decrease. Weak retail demand further exacerbated the pressure on the ports. Experts predict a shift in consumption patterns, presenting both challenges and opportunities in the future. The ports are actively responding to ensure safety and business continuity.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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LA and Long Beach Ports See January Surge Amid Economic Recovery

LA and Long Beach Ports See January Surge Amid Economic Recovery

Los Angeles and Long Beach ports experienced a significant surge in throughput in January, driven by pre-holiday restocking and the recovering US economy. However, potential risks such as the Red Sea crisis and Panama Canal congestion remain a concern. Both ports are actively addressing these challenges, aiming to regain market share and achieve sustainable growth. They are implementing strategies to mitigate disruptions and ensure smooth operations despite the global uncertainties impacting supply chains and trade flows. The ports' performance is a key indicator of overall economic health.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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LA Long Beach Ports Post Strong April Volumes May Outlook Weakens

LA Long Beach Ports Post Strong April Volumes May Outlook Weakens

Los Angeles and Long Beach ports showed strong throughput in April, but uncertainty surrounding tariff policies is expected to cause a significant decline in May. Analysis indicates April's growth was temporary, with continued weak exports and a surge in empty containers. The uncertainty of tariff policy negatively impacts the economy. Recommendations include strengthening trade cooperation, optimizing port operations, improving infrastructure, and promoting green development. The strong April performance is unlikely to be sustained due to ongoing trade tensions and their associated risks.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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LA Long Beach Ports Delay Dwell Fee As Supply Chain Eases

LA Long Beach Ports Delay Dwell Fee As Supply Chain Eases

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have once again delayed the implementation of the container dwell fee, this time until February 25th. This is attributed to the policy's 'deterrent effect' and a series of optimization measures implemented by the ports, leading to a significant reduction in terminal congestion. The continued postponement reflects the ports' efforts to balance easing congestion with avoiding trade burdens, and their ongoing focus on future supply chain challenges. The ports are cautiously optimistic about the improvements but remain vigilant.

02/12/2026 Logistics
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LA and Long Beach Ports to Charge Fees for Delayed Containers

LA and Long Beach Ports to Charge Fees for Delayed Containers

To alleviate port congestion, the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach announced surcharges on lingering containers starting November 1st. The new rule aims to accelerate container turnover, but its effectiveness remains to be seen. The root cause of port congestion lies in the supply-demand imbalance, requiring systemic solutions. These include increasing throughput capacity, optimizing land transportation, and improving digitalization. Addressing these underlying issues is crucial for long-term improvement and stability within the supply chain.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Port of LA Weighs Ban on Trucker Contractors Amid Labor Dispute

Port of LA Weighs Ban on Trucker Contractors Amid Labor Dispute

The Port of Los Angeles is considering banning freight companies that employ contract drivers, aiming to address long-standing labor rights disputes. This initiative seeks to regulate the market but has sparked debate regarding its legality, feasibility, and potential impact on the industry. This article delves into the labor rights issues, the impact of the port's motion, the industry's challenges, and future development directions. It calls for collaborative efforts from all stakeholders to seek a balance and sustainable development within the freight industry.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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