Aviation & Routes: AirBorneo kicked off its first jet service on the Kuching–Kuala Lumpur route, using a Boeing 737-800 after taking over MASwings operations—positioning Sarawak to lean harder into regional investment and logistics. Port & Energy Logistics: Curaçao is pitching itself as a storage-and-transshipment base for Suriname and Guyana offshore oil, but says it needs tens of millions of euros more to finish harbor modernization. Freight Security: ITF Group says cargo theft is shifting toward fewer, higher-value shipments and is rolling out security infrastructure built for high-value freight shippers after U.S. losses hit about $725M in 2025. Public Transit Costs: San Diego’s transit agency is set to raise bus and trolley fares, with a standard one-way trip moving from $2.50 to $3 starting Oct. 1. Rail/Ports Policy: The World Bank extended a South Africa facility supporting water, sanitation reforms and also backs electricity and freight transport changes, including competition among private rail operators and a Durban port terminal concession. Automation & Charging: MINIEYE and StarCharge plan automated charging hubs for driverless fleets, aiming to solve slow charging and site capacity limits as autonomous logistics scales up. Air Cargo Capacity: Global GSA Group expanded its support for Azul’s freighter growth with four more Airbus A321 Freighters from its Viracopos hub.