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Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) was the sixth busiest international air cargo gateway in the United States by value of shipments, and the twentieth overall by value among all freight gateways—airports,...
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) was the nation’s eighth busiest international air freight gateway by value of shipments, and the twenty-third overall by value among all gateways—airports,...
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) was the nation’s eighth busiest international air freight gateway by value of shipments, and the twenty-third overall by value among all gateways—airports,...
New Orleans Customs Port ranked fifth among all U.S. international air freight gateways by value of shipments, and sixteenth overall by value among all freight gateways—airports, seaports, and land ports in 2003. About 5...
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) was the nation’s second busiest international airfreight gateway by value of shipments in 2003. And it was the seventh leading gateway when compared with all U.S. freight gateways...
Detroit is our nation’s busiest land border gateway by value for imports and exports transported across the border by highways, railroads, and pipelines. And its land ports are our third leading gateway when compared with all U.S. freight gateways—...
Miami International Airport (MIA) ranked seventh by value of shipments among all international air gateways in the United States, and twenty-second overall by value among all freight gateways—airports, seaports, and land ports in...
Laredo, Texas, is our nation’s second busiest land gateway by value of imports and exports transported across the border by highways, railroads, and pipelines. And its land ports are our sixth leading gateway when compared with all U.S. freight gateways—...
The maritime Port of Norfolk was the nation’s sixth busiest waterborne freight gateway for international trade by value of shipments in 2003. It ranked fifteenth overall among all land, water, and air gateways with $29 billion of international...
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) was the fourth busiest international air cargo gateway in the United States by value of shipments. And it was the twelfth leading gateway when compared with all U.S. freight...