Transportation
BIV's coverage of the transportation sector provides the latest news relating to roads, air travel, shipping, ports and beyond in Vancouver and British Columbia
Vancouver International Airport notches all-time high for passengers and cargo
More than 25.9 million passengers and 338,000 tonnes of cargo passed through the airport in 2018
Influential Women In Business: Kaity Arsoniadis-Stein
Maritime Centre chief urges Vancouver to pursue lucrative service versatility in the shipping sector
China Airlines’ pilots strike affects Vancouver flights
Taiwan-based airline has cancelled at least 79 flights, including two to Vancouver and two out of Vancouver
B.C. ponies up another $300k for Cascadia high-speed corridor study
Ultra-high-speed corridor could potentially link B.C., Oregon and Washington state
Canada Jetlines drops Abbotsford, plans to fly out of Vancouver International Airport
Airline had intended to fly out of the lower-cost Abbotsford International Airport
Federal watchdog pushes B.C. to 're-think' ride-hailing, taxis
Competition Bureau says government must 'level the playing field'
Vancouver council votes to support extending Millennium Line to UBC
Vote follows unanimous support last week from the mayors’ council to accept a report that recommends proceeding on the project
Abbotsford airport expansion attracts ultra-low-cost carriers
$5-millon terminal upgrade doubles number of seats past security to 600
Giant crane falls on ship, halting 27% of port's container operation
Ship-to-shore crane crashes into container ship
Infographic: The world's busiest ports
Most trade around the world is done by maritime shipping. Here are the top 20 busiest ports in the world. Canada does not make the list. Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist