American Journal of Transportation

The American Journal of Transportation (AJOT) is a newspaper focused on transportation and logistics, aimed at engaging key decision-makers and purchasers of freight and transportation services.

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Trump and Xi agree to more talks as trade disputes brew

1 day ago | ajot.com | Trevor Hunnicutt |Yukun Zhang

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping confronted weeks of brewing trade tensions and a battle over critical minerals in a rare leader-to-leader call on Thursday that left key issues to further talks. During the more than one-hour-long call, Xi told Trump to back down from trade measures that roiled the global economy and warned him against threatening steps on Taiwan, according to a Chinese government summary.
German exports, industrial output dip as pre-tariff boost ends

1 day ago | ajot.com | Maria Martinez |Maria Martínez |María Martínez

German exports and industrial output fell more than expected in April as demand from the United States decreased following months of strong purchases in anticipation of U.S. tariffs, official data showed on Friday. Europe's largest economy grew in the first quarter, helped by exports and industry front-loading ahead of anticipated U.S. tariffs, but this effect started its reversal in April, when German exports fell 1.7% from the previous month. Analysts forecast a 0.7% drop in a Reuters poll.
AJOT Insights | News and opinion articles covering Transportation and Logistics News and Events

1 day ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis |Luke King |Pete Goldin |Stuart Todd

Nor-Shipping 2025: Jiangnan Shipyard plans ammonia and nuclear-powered ships Venture Global and Woodside advance mega LNG projects in Louisiana Fortescue’s Forrest urges maritime support for IMO zero emissions goals Nor-Shipping 2025: Shipping executives warn of long road to zero-emission fuels Propeller Club of Northern California’s Maritime Day speakers cite threats to mariners & tariffs France joins Germany to demand scrapping of EU law on ‘ethical’ supply chains An interview with James...
Nor-Shipping 2025: Jiangnan Shipyard plans ammonia and nuclear-powered ships

1 day ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis

At the Nor-Shipping conference and exhibition at Lillestrom, Norway this week [June 2-6], Jiangnan shipyard officials said they are planning for next generation zero-emission vessels including ammonia and nuclear-powered vessels. The company, located on Changxing island in Shanghai, is a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited. China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) is a state-owned shipbuilding conglomerate.
AJOT Insights | News and opinion articles covering Transportation and Logistics News and Events

3 days ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis |Stuart Todd

Fortescue’s Forrest urges Maritime support for IMO zero emissions goals Nor-Shipping 2025: Shipping executives warn of long road to zero-emission fuels Propeller Club of Northern California’s Maritime Day speakers cite threats to mariners & tariffs France joins Germany to demand scrapping of EU law on ‘ethical’ supply chains An interview with James Hookham, director of the Global Shippers Forum California offshore wind moves ahead Port of LA reports volume down 30% in first week of May Jensen...
US LNG exports declines in May from April’s record

4 days ago | ajot.com | Curtis Williams

U.S. liquefied natural gas exports fell in May due to plant outages and maintenance at the country's largest export facility, preliminary LSEG ship tracking data show. The U.S. is the world's largest LNG exporter and monthly changes in production can impact global LNG prices. In May the U.S. exported 8.9 million metric tons of LNG, down from a record 9.3 MT in April, according to LSEG data.
Trade barriers and plane delays challenge global airlines

4 days ago | ajot.com | Nandan Mandayam |Shivansh Tiwary |Rajesh Kumar Singh

Airlines warned on Monday that growing trade barriers risked damaging the global economy and pledged to resist efforts by manufacturers to pass on tariffs as higher prices for aircraft. Airline bosses also complained that "unacceptable" aircraft delays were dampening growth at a time of record passenger numbers, as the International Air Transport Association shaved a key forecast for 2025 industry-wide profits.
Nor-Shipping 2025: Shipping executives warn of long road to Zero-Emission Fuels

5 days ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis

Shipping executives are warning that the transition to green and zero emission fuels will be a long and difficult one even with new goals being set by the International Maritime Organization. Speaking at the 2nd Maritime Leaders’ Summit, in Oslo, sponsored by Capital Link and DNV in conjunction with the 60th Nor-Shipping conference and exhibition, the executives worried that infrastructure and financing for fuels transition is currently lacking.
Air India in talks for major new narrow-body jet order, sources say

5 days ago | ajot.com | Tim Hepher |Aditi Shah |Rajesh Kumar Singh

Tata Group's Air India is in talks with Airbus and Boeing for a major new order potentially including some 200 extra single-aisle planes, topping up a mammoth 2023 deal as the flag carrier seeks to pre-empt a growing jet shortage, industry sources said. The order discussions, which one of the sources said could involve hundreds of airplanes in total spread across various sizes, expands on previously reported discussions for a further batch of large wide-body aircraft, the sources said.
Japan PM Ishiba mulls Trump trade meeting before G7, says Yomiuri newspaper

5 days ago | ajot.com | Anton Bridge

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is considering visiting Washington to meet President Donald Trump before a mid-month summit of the Group of Seven nations as he seeks a trade deal, the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Sunday. Japanese officials see signs of progress on easing Trump's tariffs after repeated visits by top tariff negotiator Ryosei Akazawa, and say the U.S. side has shown strong interest in Japan's proposals, the Yomiuri said, citing Japanese government officials it did not name.