Finland is exploring next-generation freight concepts built around magnetic levitation (maglev) technology—systems where cargo pods float above their guideway using powerful magnetic fields instead of wheels or traditional engines. By eliminating physical contact between vehicle and track, these designs drastically reduce friction, mechanical wear, and noise. In experimental and pilot-stage concepts, magnetically levitated cargo pods could theoretically reach speeds approaching ~500 km/h, rivali

This Country Is Building Freight That Floats at 500 km/h or 310 mp/h Finland is exploring next-generation freight concepts built around magnetic levitation, or maglev, technology, in which cargo pods float above a guideway using powerful magnetic fields instead of wheels or conventional engines. By eliminating physical contact between vehicle and track, these designs sharply reduce friction, mechanical wear, and noise. In experimental and pilot-stage concepts, magnetically levitated cargo pods c

In this episode of Running On Ice, dive deep into the realm of routing systems within the global supply chain. Our guest sheds light on the latest trends, technologies, and strategies that are transforming the way products move from manufacturer to consumer. | FreightWaves

Across Priority Freight, time-critical movements are supported by four core transport modes: air charter, air freight, road freight and on board courier. Each mode plays a specific role in keeping urgent consignments moving. From dedicated aircraft and global air networks to flexible road transport and hand-carried deliveries, these solutions help maintain control when timing is critical. Behind every movement sits a wider network of support, including warehousing, customs and site technical ass