AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAviation: Western Sydney International, Australia’s first new airport in 50 years, has opened for round-the-clock flights, with capacity for up to 10 million passengers a year in its first stage. Air New Zealand, meanwhile, faces a projected $338 million loss as high jet-fuel costs squeeze earnings. Urban Mobility: Hong Kong expects to issue its first ride-hailing platform licenses as early as November, initially capping permits at 10,000 vehicles. Telangana’s TGSRTC plans to convert 100 more diesel buses to electric, adding to an ongoing retrofit program. Freight & Logistics: C.H. Robinson is deploying AI agents to reduce freight delays, while Kuehne+Nagel reported a profit boost from AI air freight. Roadrunner has opened Canada-to-U.S. less-than-truckload service. Transit & Infrastructure: U.S. systems are weighing driverless train operations, and London’s Oxford Street has begun its shift to a vehicle-free shopping corridor. Ghana’s transport minister is urging more efficient, digitalized ports, while India’s railways plans a container-transport overhaul to attract export cargo.
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