S'pore to provide simulator training for seafarers [SINGAPORE] A $12 million facility to provide seafarers with integrated simulator training will be built at the newly-formed Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA), as increasingly sophisticated methods are needed to train a new breed of seafarers.
Bangkok port workers end strike
Russia signs deals with India, Iran to open transport corridor
KMY appoints new COO
Air and Land Transport
Fumes leak into Sydney airport's departure terminal [SYDNEY] Poisonous fumes escaped into part of Sydney's international airport yesterday, affecting at least 20 people, officials said.
South-East Asia urged to open up skies
Flights at HK airport soar 10.7%
Skymark cuts Q3 parent net loss
Delta Air to end cooperation with commuter carrier
NZ airport fee hikes: regulator unable to take action
Features
P&O stock may revive on demerger of cruise business [LONDON] Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co (P&O), shares of which have risen 8 per cent in the past five years, could get a boost next month when it plans to spin off its cruise line business to shareholders, analysts say.
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DHL forecasts surge in online business AIR express firm DHL Worldwide Express expects its online business to surge in the next few years, DHL electronic commerce strategy manager Colum Joyce said recently.
S'pore to provide simulator training for seafarers [SINGAPORE] A $12 million facility to provide seafarers with integrated simulator training will be built at the newly-formed Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA), as increasingly sophisticated methods are needed to train a new breed of seafarers.
Bangkok port workers end strike
Russia signs deals with India, Iran to open transport corridor
KMY appoints new COO
Air and Land Transport
Fumes leak into Sydney airport's departure terminal [SYDNEY] Poisonous fumes escaped into part of Sydney's international airport yesterday, affecting at least 20 people, officials said.
South-East Asia urged to open up skies
Flights at HK airport soar 10.7%
Skymark cuts Q3 parent net loss
Delta Air to end cooperation with commuter carrier
NZ airport fee hikes: regulator unable to take action
Features
P&O stock may revive on demerger of cruise business [LONDON] Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co (P&O), shares of which have risen 8 per cent in the past five years, could get a boost next month when it plans to spin off its cruise line business to shareholders, analysts say.
Logistics
DHL forecasts surge in online business AIR express firm DHL Worldwide Express expects its online business to surge in the next few years, DHL electronic commerce strategy manager Colum Joyce said recently.
S'pore to provide simulator training for seafarers [SINGAPORE] A $12 million facility to provide seafarers with integrated simulator training will be built at the newly-formed Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA), as increasingly sophisticated methods are needed to train a new breed of seafarers.
Bangkok port workers end strike
Russia signs deals with India, Iran to open transport corridor
KMY appoints new COO
Air and Land Transport
Fumes leak into Sydney airport's departure terminal [SYDNEY] Poisonous fumes escaped into part of Sydney's international airport yesterday, affecting at least 20 people, officials said.
South-East Asia urged to open up skies
Flights at HK airport soar 10.7%
Skymark cuts Q3 parent net loss
Delta Air to end cooperation with commuter carrier
NZ airport fee hikes: regulator unable to take action
Features
P&O stock may revive on demerger of cruise business [LONDON] Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co (P&O), shares of which have risen 8 per cent in the past five years, could get a boost next month when it plans to spin off its cruise line business to shareholders, analysts say.
Logistics
DHL forecasts surge in online business AIR express firm DHL Worldwide Express expects its online business to surge in the next few years, DHL electronic commerce strategy manager Colum Joyce said recently.
S'pore to provide simulator training for seafarers [SINGAPORE] A $12 million facility to provide seafarers with integrated simulator training will be built at the newly-formed Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA), as increasingly sophisticated methods are needed to train a new breed of seafarers.
Bangkok port workers end strike
Russia signs deals with India, Iran to open transport corridor
KMY appoints new COO
Air and Land Transport
Fumes leak into Sydney airport's departure terminal [SYDNEY] Poisonous fumes escaped into part of Sydney's international airport yesterday, affecting at least 20 people, officials said.
South-East Asia urged to open up skies
Flights at HK airport soar 10.7%
Skymark cuts Q3 parent net loss
Delta Air to end cooperation with commuter carrier
NZ airport fee hikes: regulator unable to take action
Features
P&O stock may revive on demerger of cruise business [LONDON] Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co (P&O), shares of which have risen 8 per cent in the past five years, could get a boost next month when it plans to spin off its cruise line business to shareholders, analysts say.
Logistics
DHL forecasts surge in online business AIR express firm DHL Worldwide Express expects its online business to surge in the next few years, DHL electronic commerce strategy manager Colum Joyce said recently.
No end seen as Europe truck protests widen Britain and Belgium bore the brunt of blockades of oil refineries and motorways, while truckers completely sealed off routes to the port of Antwerp, one of the busiest box hubs.
United Cargo ending its int'l. freighter operations Freighter operation will cease Dec.24 as part of the airline's decision to retire its remaining three DC-10s.
Railroads' future in dire need of new timetable Columns about industry leadership struck a nerve with readers.
United and Logtech break off deal
West Coast harbor truckers win concession, return to work
New York to spend $750,000 to upgrade Port of Albany
ProcureNet, Robocom forge joint venture
ITF sets anti-bias guidelines for contracts
BA posts record volume for perishables
BAX introduces online payment system
Arzoon bags first major customer
BXA sees "brain drain" as priority
FedEx-La Poste deal raises the ante for European postal services
Union protest cripples Thai port, may spread
Deutsche Post eyes France's Geodis, larger stake in DHL
Senate allots $4.1 billion for Army Corps of Engineers
P&O Ports a contender for New Orleans terminal
Cathay Pacific receives its newest Boeing 747-400 freighter
Taiwan poised to liberalize transport with China, report says
Coast Guard to adjust pilotage rates
Halter, Foss join on tug project
Japanese yards set to announce alliance
Liner shipping underpins Hapag-Lloyd results
MEBA membership OKs contract with OSG
FedEx Express signs accord with French postal service
Northwest Airlines Cargo to increase fuel surcharge
Three Japanese yards plan merger The Japan Times reports that Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co. have announced a comprehensive shipbuilding alliance that will create Japan's largest shipbuilder.
Chunnel challenger Britttany Ferries will place a giant cruise ferry on the Portsmouth, England, to Caen, France, route in the Spring of 2002.
ABS develops comfort guides ABS is developing comprehensive criteria for the accommodations, design and ambient environment of ship spaces for both passengers and crew on board the next generation of cruise ships and ferries.
Kuwait fears tanker squeeze Kuwait has raised doubts about whether there is sufficient tanker capacity to carry more oil should Opec bow to the West's pressure for another rise in output.
IHI joins Mitsui/Kawasaki yard alliance ISHIKAWAJIMA-Harima Heavy Industries has joined as the third partner in an existing shipbuilding alliance between Mitsui Engineering and Kawasaki Heavy.
Hapag-Lloyd profits soar THE boom in world trade has helped Hapag-Lloyd, the shipping and logistics subsidiary of the Preussag group, more than double its annual profits.
Uniglory mulls boxship order despite losses INTRA-ASIAN carrier Uniglory Marine is in talks to build a series of five new containerships, and expects to see an improvement in its second-half performance, although it forecasts a loss for 2000.
Palmer takes Swan reins after Figenschou quits JONATHAN Palmer of privately-held Ugland Capital Partners has become Oslo-listed Swan Reefer's managing director, in a move that puts one of Swan's principal shareholders in charge of day-to-day management.
Maiden Voyage Wallenius Wilhelmsen has taken delivery of the 38,300 dwt Talisman from Daewoo Okpo shipyard of South Korea. The vessel, which is pictured in the port of Le Havre yesterday on her maiden voyage, is capable of carrying 5,400 cars in a PCTC configuration, 1,000 teu plus 4,000 cars in a combined configuration and only 1,900 teu in a purely box configuration.
Warning on surge in claims for FPSOs MINOR incidents involving floating production and storage units are ballooning into substantial insurance claims, the IUMI meeting heard, writes James Brewer.
Phantom menace of organised crime ORGANISED crime groups have begun to put huge sums of cash into ensuring the success of 'phantom ship' frauds.
P&O Ports reprend ACT/MT et devient la troisième force de la manutention anversoise Assurément, le groupe P&O Ports fait du forcing sur la place d’Anvers et entend bien y jouer un rôle de premier plan. Après la reprise en février dernier d’Allied Stevedores, filiale du groupe Katoen Natie/Seaport Terminals, et de ses deux grands terminaux à la darse Delwaide et au bassin Churchill, P&O Ports vient de reprendre totalement le complexe de manutention portuaire constitué par Antwerp Combined Terminals (ACT) et Maritime Terminals (MT), ce qui d’emblée le propulse à la troisième place sur la scène de la manutention portuaire anversoise. N’oublions pas que dans le cadre d’un consortium avec P&ONL et Logport (port de Duisbourg), il a obtenu récemment une concession pour l’exploitation d’un terminal à containers dans la future darse à marée en cours de réalisation sur la rive gauche de l’Escaut. Cette installation serait partiellement opérationnelle dans le courant du second semestre de 2002.
Febetra: “Si le dialogue n’aboutit pas, le pays entier sera paralysé” L’organisation wallonne des transporteurs UPTR, qui a quitté la table des négociations lundi après-midi, n’était pas enclin à reprendre les négociations avec la ministre de la Mobilité Isabelle Durant hier après-midi. “Durant n’est pas un interlocuteur valable à nos yeux. La seule chose qu’elle veut, c’est débloquer Bruxelles. Nous exigeons un diesel professionnel et tant que ce ne sera pas le cas, nous poursuivrons nos actions”, a déclaré Marcel Delsemme, le secrétaire-général de l’UPTR. Bruxelles reste donc partiellement bloqué par les chauffeurs de poids lourds mécontents. Les représentants de la SAV et de la Febetra comptaient cependant participer à la réunion technique de mardi après-midi, durant laquelle les pourparlers concernant les mesures proposées par la ministre en matière de fiscalité et les aspects sociaux et environnementaux devaient se poursuivre. “Si cette réunion ne se traduit pas par des mesures concrètes, nous mobiliserons nos membres”, a déclaré Isabelle Demaegt, la porte-parole de la Febetra.
Chronopost International s’associe à Fedex Mettant fin à un suspenss qui dure depuis plus d’un an (voir LL du 30/3/1999), le transporteur express français, filiale de La Poste, a enfin dévoilé le nom de son partenaire. C’est l’américain Fedex, revenu à Paris en septembre dernier, qui est retenu.
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