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C - Smithsonian Institute

115 years of air freight – an uneven race and lots of silk

  • Facts

The age of air freight began 115 years ago. A plane of the famous aviation pioneers, the Wright brothers, took to the skies with silk and clearly won a race against an express train in Ohio.

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Seafreight Under Full Sails

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Huge ocean vessels carry all kinds of cargo across the world, moving enormous volumes at astonishingly low costs. This benefits consumers – yet many remain unaware of the environmental…

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How AI is Rewiring the World of Logistics

  • Insights

AI is changing the way logistics works – and faster than many expect. Discover how artificial intelligence can cut quoting and booking times from 30 minutes to under two and reduce manual…

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Día de muertos in Mexico: Between two worlds

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At All Hallows’ Eve, Mexico shows off its liveliest side. Traditionally, on the Día de Muertos, they remember their dead. We took a look at this seemingly morbid celebration.

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The Brenner Base Tunnel is a project of the century

  • Insights

It will be a core element of the TEN corridor between Scandinavia and the Mediterranean and set a new standard to cross the Alps and becoming the world's longest railway tunnel.

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Riyadh: Turning into an Air Freight Mecca

  • Airfreight Insights
  • Insights

The Kingdom is investing heavily in its airports and fleet in order to establish itself as an air cargo hub. A $100 billion plan aims to increase the country’s air cargo capacity to over…

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Shipping the world’s largest bell

  • Success Stories

Weighing 55 tons and standing four meters tall, "Vox Patris" presented a complex yet exciting transport challenge. Read on to discover more about the preparations – and how we measured it…

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Pirates – danger lurking on the high seas

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Anyone who believes that the threat of piracy has died out would be gravely mistaken. Pirates still pose a not insignificant danger to seafaring and to the international transport of goods.

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Greece - A nation of seafarers from the start

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With 15,000 kilometers of coastline and over 3,000 islands it’s not surprising that Greeks have been considered skilled seafarers and merchants since ancient times.

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Expos are at the pulse of human inventiveness

  • Success Stories

The upcoming Expo will take place in Osaka. Learn more about legendary world’s fairs, the marvels they’ve unveiled and the significant role we have played in the pavilions of two countries.

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High scores for “AutoStore”

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Read more about sprinting robots, TEUs that are stacked upright, glass elevators – and how half of the Leaning Tower of Pisa fits into our AutoStore system.

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E-commerce: 4 “make or break” challenges

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Every e-commerce business will face one of these four challenges at some point in its existence. Drawing on in-depth experience, let’s take a look at tested strategies that can help you…

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The return of the super(sonic) jet

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After two decades of silence, supersonic passenger flights are about to make a comeback. Recently Boom Supersonic, once a small U.S. startup, reached a major milestone...

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