Operational alerts
August 11, 2026
Colombia logistics update
Due to the earthquake (magnitude 7.4) that struck Colombia’s Chocó province on the morning of August 10, we are actively monitoring the status of logistics operations in the country. Below is the latest operational update:
- Colombia’s aviation authority has reported damage at several regional airports, including Pereira (PEI), Manizales (MZL), Cali (CLO) and Armenia (AXM). Service in the affected area has been suspended as roads are damaged, and no pickups or deliveries are currently possible in these locations. Normal operations should be expected in the rest of the country, including Bogota.
What we are doing
To help manage service disruption, shipments to/from/via Pereira (PEI), Manizales (MZL), Cali (CLO) and Armenia (AXM) are being placed on hold until service can resume. The situation is expected to improve in a few days; however, an exact timeline is not available at this time.
Our commitment
- Safety first: Ensuring the safety of our team members and shipments is our highest priority, and we are monitoring the situation closely.
- Direct communication: We will keep you informed directly of any changes and updates to your shipments as they occur.
- Ongoing updates: We will post further updates on this page as the situation evolves.
We appreciate your understanding and patience during this time. Please reach out to your local World Courier office if you have any questions or require additional support.
August 5, 2026
Middle East logistics update
Due to the evolving situation in the Middle East, we are actively monitoring the status of logistics operations in the region. Below is the latest operational update:
- While airspace has progressively reopened and several airlines have resumed service is the region, some carriers continue to maintain flight suspensions. As a result, flight connectivity remains limited in certain areas, which may lead to extended transit times for shipments to and from Middle East countries. Other, local operational activities are working as normal at this moment.
Our commitment
- Safety first: Ensuring the safety of our team members and shipments is our highest priority. We are actively monitoring the situation and taking all necessary precautions.
- Direct communication: We will keep you informed directly of any changes and updates to your shipments as they occur.
- Ongoing updates: We will post further updates on this page as the situation evolves.
We appreciate your understanding and patience during this time. Please reach out to your local World Courier office if you have any questions or require additional support.