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Palacio defends Erika initiative EUROPEAN transport commissioner Loyola de Palacio said yesterday that her proposal for the early phase-out of single-hull oil tankers, as part of a post-Erika maritime safety package, had the broad support of all fellow commissioners.
Harland & Wolff in Queen Mary bid rethink HARLAND & Wolff has been forced to redraw its bid for Cunard's transatlantic liner to enable the whole ship to be built in Belfast.
OMI loss tops $80m mark UNITED States tanker owner OMI Corporation suffered a net loss of $42.7m in the final quarter of last year, taking losses for 1999 as a whole to a hefty $80.3m.
Polish Steamship signs key credit deal BULK shipping operator PZM Polska Zegluga Morska (Polish Steamship) has reached an agreement with its main creditor bank, freeing 17 vessels that were pledged as collateral for the giant Pazim building project.
Brussels risks tanker shortfall THE EUROPEAN Commission admits that its plans to phase-out single-hull could pose a risk to continuity of oil supply and distribution.
IMO plans to debate bunkers spill risk THE International Maritime Organisation will next week hold a preliminary debate about the vulnerability of bunker tanks to oil spills, writes Tony Gray.
UASC may order new multipurpose fleet UNITED Arab Shipping Co may order a new series of multipurpose ships when its present fleet of general cargo vessels reaches retirement age.
Fred Olsen mulls Cuba cruiseship base Fred Olsen may position a cruiseship in Cuba as part of a plan to strengthen cruise and ferry links with the island.
Le port de Duisbourg se positionne dans la distribution Le port rhénan allemand de Duisbourg se trouve "au milieu de la plus grande phase de changement de son histoire". Cela ne va pas sans difficultés d'adaptation, comme en témoigne le recul du volume de transbordement. Des investissements considérables sont nécessaires pour adapter les activités portuaires aux nouvelles tâches.
DB Cargo a noté une baisse de 4% de son chiffre d'affaires en 1999 Dès le 1er juillet prochain, Bernd Malmström (58) remplacera Eberhard Sinnecker en tant que président de DB Cargo. C'est ce qu'a annoncé le conseil de surveillance de la Deutsche Bahn mercredi à Berlin. Les résultats de la Deutsche Bahn, dont la mise en bourse est toujours prévue pour 2002, ont été publiés par la même occasion: le chiffre d'affaires est en hausse de 3%, mais on note une perte d'exploitation de 170 millions de DEM tandis que le bénéfice avant taxes est en baisse de 226 millions de DEM.
Van Den Bulck a fait faillite Le tribunal de commerce d'Anvers a déclaré la faillite de la société familiale anversoise Van Den Bulck, spécialisé dans la traction de containers. Cette entreprise, qui avait pourtant une solide réputation, n'a pu traduire dans les prix de transport les récentes hausses du prix du diesel. "Certaines entreprises magouillent, acceptent de rouler à n'importe quel prix, de sorte que la concurrence dans le secteur du container est assassine", nous a déclaré au téléphone Diane Van Den Bulck. L'entreprise est la première victime importante de la flambée des prix du diesel... et de la concurrence déloyale fustigée depuis des années par les organisations professionnelles. "Le laisser-faire des pouvoirs publics fait qu'à la fin, ce seront les entreprises honnêtes qui succomberont et les transporteurs mala fide qui survivront", avertissent tant la Febetra que la SAV depuis longtemps.
Austrian Airlines met l'Europe de l'Est et la CEI à portée de la main Dans le cadre de l'adhésion officielle d'Austrian Airlines Group (Austrian Airlines, Tyrolean Airlines et Lauda Air) à la Star Alliance en date du 26 mars prochain, la compagnie aérienne se présente sous un visage différent dans le Benelux. Dans ce contexte, Austrian Airlines entend principalement jouer la carte de son réseau finement maillé en Europe de l'Est et dans la CEI, a déclaré Georg Illichmann, le general manager pour la Belgique et le Luxembourg, à l'occasion d'une conférence de presse à Bruxelles.
Quality secures the future. Wilhelm Zeilbeck of Gezairi Transport explains the success of his medium-sized company in the face of a difficult environment.
Maritime
Hapag-Lloyd: full steam ahead. The German shipping line is aiming for organic growth but would not say no to the right acquisition.
Intermarine: multipurpose between Houston and Progresso.
Misc adds calls to Tuticorin and Nhava Sheva in India.
Tecmarine slots in another call to Fernandina Beach.
New Hong Kong-Zhejiang feeder by Shenzhen Shipping.
Hanjin and Yangming charter slots on the Asia Express Service.
OOCL expands its Kawasaki-Taiwan service to Singapore and Indonesia.
The top 25 container shipping lines, dominated by Maersk/Sealand.
Ecu-Line: more services to China, new office in Mauritius.
Ports and Terminals
North American east coast ports mostly showed record growth in 1999.
P&O Ports signs up in Qingdao.
Jade Weser Port is set to go.
Aviation
Record year for Air Canada. Air Canada's decision to take over CAI is justified by the 1999 results of the two carriers.
Weak year for SAS in 1999, despite a good performance in cargo.
Calendar of events: Asia-Africa Airport Conference, Dubai; Global Cargo Week 2000, Vancouver; Airline Financial Summit, New York.
NWA and Malaysian Airlines apply for DoT antitrust immunity.
New codesharing agreements by Swissair/ElAl and Air France/SAA.
Second freighter for Korean Air.
Pilot Air Freight is growing.
Forwarding and Logistics
NCF and Ocean Group combine to become EXELlent.
Schenker-Seino Logistics has started operations in Japan.
Intermodal
Did the pan-European transport conference in Helsinki keep its promises? The recent rail conference in Budapest was not sure.
Quality secures the future. Wilhelm Zeilbeck of Gezairi Transport explains the success of his medium-sized company in the face of a difficult environment.
Maritime
Hapag-Lloyd: full steam ahead. The German shipping line is aiming for organic growth but would not say no to the right acquisition.
Intermarine: multipurpose between Houston and Progresso.
Misc adds calls to Tuticorin and Nhava Sheva in India.
Tecmarine slots in another call to Fernandina Beach.
New Hong Kong-Zhejiang feeder by Shenzhen Shipping.
Hanjin and Yangming charter slots on the Asia Express Service.
OOCL expands its Kawasaki-Taiwan service to Singapore and Indonesia.
The top 25 container shipping lines, dominated by Maersk/Sealand.
Ecu-Line: more services to China, new office in Mauritius.
Ports and Terminals
North American east coast ports mostly showed record growth in 1999.
P&O Ports signs up in Qingdao.
Jade Weser Port is set to go.
Aviation
Record year for Air Canada. Air Canada's decision to take over CAI is justified by the 1999 results of the two carriers.
Weak year for SAS in 1999, despite a good performance in cargo.
Calendar of events: Asia-Africa Airport Conference, Dubai; Global Cargo Week 2000, Vancouver; Airline Financial Summit, New York.
NWA and Malaysian Airlines apply for DoT antitrust immunity.
New codesharing agreements by Swissair/ElAl and Air France/SAA.
Second freighter for Korean Air.
Pilot Air Freight is growing.
Forwarding and Logistics
NCF and Ocean Group combine to become EXELlent.
Schenker-Seino Logistics has started operations in Japan.
Intermodal
Did the pan-European transport conference in Helsinki keep its promises? The recent rail conference in Budapest was not sure.
Quality secures the future. Wilhelm Zeilbeck of Gezairi Transport explains the success of his medium-sized company in the face of a difficult environment.
Maritime
Hapag-Lloyd: full steam ahead. The German shipping line is aiming for organic growth but would not say no to the right acquisition.
Intermarine: multipurpose between Houston and Progresso.
Misc adds calls to Tuticorin and Nhava Sheva in India.
Tecmarine slots in another call to Fernandina Beach.
New Hong Kong-Zhejiang feeder by Shenzhen Shipping.
Hanjin and Yangming charter slots on the Asia Express Service.
OOCL expands its Kawasaki-Taiwan service to Singapore and Indonesia.
The top 25 container shipping lines, dominated by Maersk/Sealand.
Ecu-Line: more services to China, new office in Mauritius.
Ports and Terminals
North American east coast ports mostly showed record growth in 1999.
P&O Ports signs up in Qingdao.
Jade Weser Port is set to go.
Aviation
Record year for Air Canada. Air Canada's decision to take over CAI is justified by the 1999 results of the two carriers.
Weak year for SAS in 1999, despite a good performance in cargo.
Calendar of events: Asia-Africa Airport Conference, Dubai; Global Cargo Week 2000, Vancouver; Airline Financial Summit, New York.
NWA and Malaysian Airlines apply for DoT antitrust immunity.
New codesharing agreements by Swissair/ElAl and Air France/SAA.
Second freighter for Korean Air.
Pilot Air Freight is growing.
Forwarding and Logistics
NCF and Ocean Group combine to become EXELlent.
Schenker-Seino Logistics has started operations in Japan.
Intermodal
Did the pan-European transport conference in Helsinki keep its promises? The recent rail conference in Budapest was not sure.
Quality secures the future. Wilhelm Zeilbeck of Gezairi Transport explains the success of his medium-sized company in the face of a difficult environment.
Maritime
Hapag-Lloyd: full steam ahead. The German shipping line is aiming for organic growth but would not say no to the right acquisition.
Intermarine: multipurpose between Houston and Progresso.
Misc adds calls to Tuticorin and Nhava Sheva in India.
Tecmarine slots in another call to Fernandina Beach.
New Hong Kong-Zhejiang feeder by Shenzhen Shipping.
Hanjin and Yangming charter slots on the Asia Express Service.
OOCL expands its Kawasaki-Taiwan service to Singapore and Indonesia.
The top 25 container shipping lines, dominated by Maersk/Sealand.
Ecu-Line: more services to China, new office in Mauritius.
Ports and Terminals
North American east coast ports mostly showed record growth in 1999.
P&O Ports signs up in Qingdao.
Jade Weser Port is set to go.
Aviation
Record year for Air Canada. Air Canada's decision to take over CAI is justified by the 1999 results of the two carriers.
Weak year for SAS in 1999, despite a good performance in cargo.
Calendar of events: Asia-Africa Airport Conference, Dubai; Global Cargo Week 2000, Vancouver; Airline Financial Summit, New York.
NWA and Malaysian Airlines apply for DoT antitrust immunity.
New codesharing agreements by Swissair/ElAl and Air France/SAA.
Second freighter for Korean Air.
Pilot Air Freight is growing.
Forwarding and Logistics
NCF and Ocean Group combine to become EXELlent.
Schenker-Seino Logistics has started operations in Japan.
Intermodal
Did the pan-European transport conference in Helsinki keep its promises? The recent rail conference in Budapest was not sure.
Quality secures the future. Wilhelm Zeilbeck of Gezairi Transport explains the success of his medium-sized company in the face of a difficult environment.
Maritime
Hapag-Lloyd: full steam ahead. The German shipping line is aiming for organic growth but would not say no to the right acquisition.
Intermarine: multipurpose between Houston and Progresso.
Misc adds calls to Tuticorin and Nhava Sheva in India.
Tecmarine slots in another call to Fernandina Beach.
New Hong Kong-Zhejiang feeder by Shenzhen Shipping.
Hanjin and Yangming charter slots on the Asia Express Service.
OOCL expands its Kawasaki-Taiwan service to Singapore and Indonesia.
The top 25 container shipping lines, dominated by Maersk/Sealand.
Ecu-Line: more services to China, new office in Mauritius.
Ports and Terminals
North American east coast ports mostly showed record growth in 1999.
P&O Ports signs up in Qingdao.
Jade Weser Port is set to go.
Aviation
Record year for Air Canada. Air Canada's decision to take over CAI is justified by the 1999 results of the two carriers.
Weak year for SAS in 1999, despite a good performance in cargo.
Calendar of events: Asia-Africa Airport Conference, Dubai; Global Cargo Week 2000, Vancouver; Airline Financial Summit, New York.
NWA and Malaysian Airlines apply for DoT antitrust immunity.
New codesharing agreements by Swissair/ElAl and Air France/SAA.
Second freighter for Korean Air.
Pilot Air Freight is growing.
Forwarding and Logistics
NCF and Ocean Group combine to become EXELlent.
Schenker-Seino Logistics has started operations in Japan.
Intermodal
Did the pan-European transport conference in Helsinki keep its promises? The recent rail conference in Budapest was not sure.
Quality secures the future. Wilhelm Zeilbeck of Gezairi Transport explains the success of his medium-sized company in the face of a difficult environment.
Maritime
Hapag-Lloyd: full steam ahead. The German shipping line is aiming for organic growth but would not say no to the right acquisition.
Intermarine: multipurpose between Houston and Progresso.
Misc adds calls to Tuticorin and Nhava Sheva in India.
Tecmarine slots in another call to Fernandina Beach.
New Hong Kong-Zhejiang feeder by Shenzhen Shipping.
Hanjin and Yangming charter slots on the Asia Express Service.
OOCL expands its Kawasaki-Taiwan service to Singapore and Indonesia.
The top 25 container shipping lines, dominated by Maersk/Sealand.
Ecu-Line: more services to China, new office in Mauritius.
Ports and Terminals
North American east coast ports mostly showed record growth in 1999.
P&O Ports signs up in Qingdao.
Jade Weser Port is set to go.
Aviation
Record year for Air Canada. Air Canada's decision to take over CAI is justified by the 1999 results of the two carriers.
Weak year for SAS in 1999, despite a good performance in cargo.
Calendar of events: Asia-Africa Airport Conference, Dubai; Global Cargo Week 2000, Vancouver; Airline Financial Summit, New York.
NWA and Malaysian Airlines apply for DoT antitrust immunity.
New codesharing agreements by Swissair/ElAl and Air France/SAA.
Second freighter for Korean Air.
Pilot Air Freight is growing.
Forwarding and Logistics
NCF and Ocean Group combine to become EXELlent.
Schenker-Seino Logistics has started operations in Japan.
Intermodal
Did the pan-European transport conference in Helsinki keep its promises? The recent rail conference in Budapest was not sure.
Sougerka fights for survival SOUGERKA MARITIME of Greece is battling to stay alive after a succession of problems has left it without any ships trading. Shipowner Gerry Ventouris (left) blames a bank for the setbacks, but believes he can still get his company out of trouble.
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