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Published No. 3 of the LOGISTICS journal for 2026

Dear readers! We present you the third issue of the journal dedicated to current issues in the logistics industry. 

The issue opens with an article by I.V. Sharova and M.S. Soloveichik on the role of port infrastructure in the development of Russian regions. The authors show how the modernization of ports can become a driver for the growth of entire territories and strengthen Russia's position in the international transport market. 

The functioning and development of regional aviation in Russia is discussed by I.V. Pustokhina and T.P. Vlasova. The article discusses the problems of accessibility of air traffic for remote regions and suggests ways to solve them. 

In the section "Warehouse. Inventory Management", I.P. Elyashevich and M.I. Elyashevich consider the main directions of improving methods of planning the need for inventory and offer a fresh look at the optimization of warehouse processes – a topic that is always relevant for business of any scale. 

A comprehensive analysis of the disintegration of logistics processes at industrial enterprises is offered by G.G. Levkin and co-authors, who analyze in detail the causes and consequences of the organizational separation of the supply service. 

Special attention in the issue is paid to the quality of customs services. Thus, N.O. Polozov, A.A. Glukhomanova present the development of a methodology for assessing the quality of customs services in foreign economic activity, and A.V. Gubin – the current directions of development of checkpoints across the state border of Russia. 

Interesting material on the design of supply chains was prepared by E.R. Dobronravin. The author offers the results of a comprehensive critical analysis of the theory and practice of logistics and supply chain management, in connection with which we invite our readers to a professional dialogue and joint search for new approaches to logistics management. 

We hope that the presented research will be useful for industry specialists, researchers, and anyone interested in the development of Russia's transport and logistics infrastructure. 

Please note that the magazine's editorial team is always open to collaboration and new topics. We welcome your suggestions at editor@mg-agency.com and comers@mg-agency.com