Novel BA/KLM air merger could be political barrier The airlines are mulling an ownership structure that would allow the British carrier to run the Dutch airline without having majority voting rights.
ILA will vote on June 26 If ratified, the three-year extension of the current contract would take effect Sept. 30, 2001.
Northwest and Japan Airlines in cargo alliance The long-term deal begins on Sept. 1, 2000, and will focus on freighter flights between the U.S. and Asia.
Maersk Sealand, P&O Nedlloyd see rail service to pair of German ports The lines open intermodal routes to Hamburg and Bremerhaven.
Computer microphones raise their voices A look at the the latest comtestants in the peripherals war.
FedEx Express expands international freight services
Airborne Freight appoints Michael CFO
Halifax terminal operator seeks court ruling
Customs officers to strike in Brazil this week
U.S. and Brazilian Customs to fight fraud
Circle promotes Asia-Pacific executive
New dot-com targets forwarders, carriers
NTE offers online reefer service
Emery names Wood to logistics unit
Ferrosur eyes auto market
MSC offers direct service to Le Havre
Crowley earns logistics contract in Venezuela
Indian port invites private operators for container terminal
Suitors line up as Rina looks for a partner IN a move that may spark long awaited consolidation among classification societies, 49% of Italian class society Rina could be sold to another IACS member within the year.
Stowaway truck scam kills 58 BRITISH police were last night investigating the deaths of 58 illegal immigrants whose bodies were discovered on a truck entering Dover from a P&O ferry.
Wah Kwong posts $48m full-year losses WAH Kwong Shipping Holdings, at the centre of a $54m friendly takeover by George Chao Sze-kwong and Bocimar Far East Holdings, posted an operating loss of US$47.7m in the full year to March 31.
Malayan sues over payment for clean-up MALAYAN Towage and Salvage, the Philippines' largest towage and salvage company has sued Bermuda-based Terra Nova Insurance and local tanker operator Oil Shale.
Peterswerft Wewelsfleth insolvency steps start THE German shipyard Peterswerft Wewelsfleth in Schleswig-Holstein has started insolvency proceedings.
Boxship Paul Oldendorff The 1,300 teu new boxship Paul Oldendorff is pictured in the port of Le Havre where she called on Lykes Lines North Atlantic Sprint service. She was delivered this year to German shipowner Briese Schiffahrts by Flensburger Shipyard of Flensburg.
CSX in joint venture for Dominican terminal CSX World Terminals and local interests in the Dominican Republic have announced plans to develop a major container terminal and free zone in Punta Caucedo, in the south of the country.
Intertanko welcomes Washington rules repeal WASHINGTON State's decision to repeal 11 state regulations covering tanker activities has been hailed as a victory for common sense by independent tanker owners' association, Intertanko.
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