Transportation & Logistics
Track developments in Wisconsin’s transportation and logistics sector, including supply chain trends and infrastructure projects.
Amazon hiring 100,000 people, but how many in Wisconsin?
Seattle-based ecommerce giant Amazon said Monday it plans to hire 100,000 new employees as it continues to expand its fulfillment and logistics network.
Mitchell Airport travel continued slow rebound in July
Air travel through Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport continued to slowly rebound in July after plummeting earlier this year, but remained well behind levels from last year.
American Airlines to add seasonal service from Milwaukee to Miami
Fort Worth, Texas-based American Airlines announced Tuesday that it will add seasonal nonstop service between Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport and Miami.
APL Logistics to close Pleasant Prairie facility
APL Logistics notified state officials that it plans to permanently close its facility at 9800 72nd Ave. in Pleasant Prairie on Oct. 31.
On the job with: Guardian Fine Art Services
In the five-story, nearly 100-year-old building at 1635 W. St. Paul Ave. in Milwaukee, trained art handlers, technicians and...
Bird’s Eye View: Amazon’s new Oak Creek facility
Amazon’s footprint in southeastern Wisconsin just keeps growing. Once operational, the new 2.5 million-square-foot, four-story fulfillment center in Oak...
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Delivery company laying off 98 employees in Sussex
Georgia-based Courier Distribution Systems plans to permanently lay off 98 employees in Sussex, according to a notice sent to state officials.
Airoldi Brothers NationaLease acquires six locations
Truck rental, leasing and service company Airoldi Brothers NationaLease has acquired six locations from McCoy NationaLease throughout Wisconsin.
Both Airoldi...
Michels Corp., DeLong Co. plan major projects at Port Milwaukee
Two major projects are planned at Port Milwaukee by Brownsville-based Michels Corp. and Clinton-based The DeLong Co.
Air Wisconsin to lay off 361 employees
Air Wisconsin Airlines has plans to lay off 361 employees located at airports in Milwaukee and Appleton.
