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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Judge blocks Trump administration from withholding funds for EV charger infrastructure

3 days ago | ajot.com | Dietrich Knauth |David Shepardson

A U.S. judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's administration from withholding funds awarded to 14 states including California, New York, Illinois and Washington for electric vehicle charger infrastructure. U.S. District Judge Tana Lin in Seattle, Washington, ruled that the states were likely to succeed in a lawsuit alleging that the federal government was illegally withholding billions of dollars awarded to states for building EV charging stations.
Turkish Airlines explores Air Europa stake as bid deadline looms

5 days ago | ajot.com | Andres Gonzalez |Andrés González |Joanna Plucinska

Turkish Airlines is exploring making a bid for a minority stake in Air Europa, the latest carrier to express interest in the Spanish airline, according to two sources with knowledge of the deal, with binding bids due in the coming weeks. Interested investors have been asked to submit binding bids by early July, one of the sources and two more said. The sources declined to be identified because the terms are confidential.
India’s business activity surges in June on strong demand, record export orders, PMI shows

5 days ago | ajot.com | Anant Chandak

India's private sector activity accelerated sharply in June as companies ramped up production to meet surging domestic and international demand, according to a survey released on Monday that showed record export growth and robust hiring.
Issue #778 | Top 100 Containerports | Maryland Ports & Trade | Ro/Ro Transportation & Trade | Temperature-Controlled Logistics

5 days ago | ajot.com | Debra Phillips |George Lauriat |Stuart Todd |Leo Ryan

Top 100 Containerports Top 100 Containerports Top 100 Containerports Maryland Ports & Trade Maryland Ports & Trade The Port of Baltimore’s Terminal Corporation has been witness to a lot over its 132 years in business, and while a variety of disruptions have altered business conditions over the last decade, the company remains optimistic. Ro/Ro Transportation & Trade Ro/Ro Transportation & Trade Ro/Ro Transportation & Trade Ro/Ro Transportation & Trade An estimated 90,000 German-brand luxury...
AJOT Insights | News and opinion articles covering Transportation and Logistics News and Events

1 week ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis |Manik Mehta |Pete Goldin |Luke King

U.S. meat exporters facing Trump tariff retaliation AGTC 2025: Port congestion & Middle Eastern conflicts complicate vessel schedules Port of Los Angeles’ Seroka sees no cargo surge Is the U.S. leaning towards recoupling? Tariffs take toll on Port of Los Angeles imports Nor-Shipping 2025: Orca AI speeds vessel automation Nor-Shipping 2025: Jiangnan Shipyard plans ammonia and nuclear-powered ships...
Airbus hits $21 billion orders at air show as Boeing focuses on India crash

1 week ago | ajot.com | Tim Hepher |Paul Sandle |Joe Brock |Giulia Segreti

Airbus secured more aircraft orders on Wednesday, raising its total to $21 billion at this week’s subdued Paris Air Show, while rival Boeing opted not to announce new sales following last week’s Air India 787 crash. Airbus firmed up an order for 10 long-haul jets from Taiwan's Starlux Airlines in a boost for the European planemaker after one of its biggest customers, AirAsia, dashed expectations of another grand finale matching its earlier expansion.
Japan returns to long-term LNG deals on AI boom, national energy plan

1 week ago | ajot.com | Yuka Obayashi |Emily Chow

Japan is back in the spotlight for liquefied natural gas producers as the boom in artificial intelligence, rising costs for cleaner energy and a new national energy plan drive appetite for long-term LNG deals. While imports by China, the world's biggest LNG importer, are expected to fall this year, buyers in number two Japan are securing long-term supply deals again, including a potential landmark deal with Qatar.
U.S. meat exporters facing Trump tariff retaliation

1 week ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis

U.S. meat exporters, who export $20B per year, are facing major losses as China retaliates against the imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration, according to Joe Schuele, Communications Director, U. S. Meat Export Federation. ChinaSchuele addressed the Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AGTC) Annual Meeting in Tacoma, Washington, on June 17th, where he stated: “Exports equate to between $400-450 per head for every steer and heifer slaughtered.
AJOT Insights | News and opinion articles covering Transportation and Logistics News and Events

1 week ago | ajot.com | Stas Margaronis |Manik Mehta |Pete Goldin |Luke King

Port of Los Angeles’ Seroka sees no cargo surge Is the U.S. leaning towards recoupling?
AirAsia owner seeks jets for growth but restructuring first priority

1 week ago | ajot.com | Tim Hepher |Lisa Barrington

Airline entrepreneur Tony Fernandes, CEO of AirAsia owner Capital A Group, said on Wednesday he is in talks to buy 50 to 70 Airbus A321XLR jetliners, but signalled the first priority was to complete the group's restructuring. Asia's largest low-cost carrier also remains in talks to buy 100 smaller Airbus A220 or Embraer E2 regional jets but Fernandes, a veteran of eye-catching order announcements, all but ruled out an expected deal at this week's Paris Airshow.