Carlile Extends Service to Hawai’i by Absorbing Naniq Global Logistics

A reorganization within the Saltchuk family of transport companies extends the reach of the Carlile Transportation freight network into Hawai’i for the first time. As of January 1, Carlile is absorbing the functions of sister company Naniq Global Logistics, a provider of outsourced logistics and transportation management services. Both companies are combining activities under the Carlile brand.

Trucking to the Islands

The integrated operation includes warehousing in Kapolei, Hawai’i, and four air gateway locations across Oahu, Kauai, and the Big Island, providing reliable supply chain solutions to customers in this region.

“We have so much energy and excitement now, building on over forty years of performance, optimizing our operations and growing our capabilities across Alaska, Hawai’i, and the Lower 48,” says Krista Williams, who continues to lead the combined organization as president and CEO of Carlile.

The new organization structure includes operations under four primary business verticals: air gateway services, freight management, specialized trucking, and MyConnect, Carlile’s package-forwarding solution for consumers and small businesses in Alaska. Service offerings include full truckload, less than truckload, freight forwarding, warehousing, heavy-haul trucking, and more.