Cargo

TIACA Launches Inspirational Leader Award, Calls for Nominations to Honor Trailblazers in Air Cargo Industry

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Miami, FL – The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has officially launched the 2025 Inspirational Leader Award, recognizing standout leadership and innovation within the air cargo and logistics sectors. The award highlights the achievements of individuals who have significantly contributed to the advancement of the industry while fostering the professional growth of its younger members. This inaugural award will be presented during TIACA’s Executive Summit, where the recipient will be honored with a trophy and a certificate acknowledging their contributions to the industry. The accolade is designed not only to commend exceptional individuals for their … Read more

Portland Firefighter Convicted of Kidnapping After Trapping Pot Thief in Cargo Container, Jury Decides

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A firefighter in Portland, Oregon has been found guilty of kidnapping after locking a thief in a cargo container. The jury reached their verdict in the case, which involved a stolen bag of marijuana. The incident occurred when the firefighter, whose identity has not been disclosed, discovered someone trying to steal the marijuana from his truck. In a bid to prevent the thief from getting away, he took matters into his own hands, locking the individual inside a cargo container. During the trial, the firefighter argued that he was acting in self-defense and to protect … Read more

Lloyd’s Underwriters Ordered to Pay Citgo Over $49 Million for Lost Oil Cargo Amid Political Turmoil in Venezuela

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NEW YORK – Lloyd’s underwriters and other insurers have been ordered to pay Citgo Petroleum Corp. more than $49 million to compensate for the loss of oil cargo during political unrest in Venezuela. The decision was made by a federal jury in New York. The dispute arose from the theft of oil cargo from a Citgo facility in Venezuela during a period of political turmoil in the country. Citgo argued that the insurers were liable under its policy for the lost cargo. The insurers, however, contended that the theft was not covered by the policy. … Read more