SSA applies to join Int'l Chamber of Shipping ASIAN shipowner groups are acting to ensure they have a greater say in decisions taken by bodies such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Car carrier capsizes off Japan, spilling oil
ICTSI won't ask for another handling rate hike for now
Concordia soars back into black
Air and Land Transport
Aussie aviation industry to attend meet on DVT [SYDNEY] Australian airline managers, aviation regulators, doctors and unions will attend a summit in Sydney to discuss so-called economy class syndrome as evidence emerged yesterday of a rising death toll.
British Airways back in the black in third quarter
Japan to review air traffic control
SIA potential partner for Air Nuigini
China Eastern to add 7 Airbuses this year
Italian ministers discuss future of Alitalia
SAirGroup's Reutlinger to resign this month
Features
Diversify and survive AUSTAL chairman John Rothwell tells Singapore's Shipping Times that diversification through a series of acquisitions in the late nineties holds the key to his company's long term competitiveness. He says global demand for fast ferries is waning, but he sees good opportunities in the freight, defence, patrol boat and luxury motor yacht sectors.
Logistics
Greybox bags logistics deal from Oldendorff GREYBOX Logistics Services, a subsidiary of California-based SynchroNet Marine Inc, won a contract to manage the container fleet of Oldendorff Carriers (Indotrans) Ltd on services between South-east Asia, India and Saudi Arabia and North American ports beginning in March.
Bids for lease of World Trade Center may reach US$2.8b
SSA applies to join Int'l Chamber of Shipping ASIAN shipowner groups are acting to ensure they have a greater say in decisions taken by bodies such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Car carrier capsizes off Japan, spilling oil
ICTSI won't ask for another handling rate hike for now
Concordia soars back into black
Air and Land Transport
Aussie aviation industry to attend meet on DVT [SYDNEY] Australian airline managers, aviation regulators, doctors and unions will attend a summit in Sydney to discuss so-called economy class syndrome as evidence emerged yesterday of a rising death toll.
British Airways back in the black in third quarter
Japan to review air traffic control
SIA potential partner for Air Nuigini
China Eastern to add 7 Airbuses this year
Italian ministers discuss future of Alitalia
SAirGroup's Reutlinger to resign this month
Features
Diversify and survive AUSTAL chairman John Rothwell tells Singapore's Shipping Times that diversification through a series of acquisitions in the late nineties holds the key to his company's long term competitiveness. He says global demand for fast ferries is waning, but he sees good opportunities in the freight, defence, patrol boat and luxury motor yacht sectors.
Logistics
Greybox bags logistics deal from Oldendorff GREYBOX Logistics Services, a subsidiary of California-based SynchroNet Marine Inc, won a contract to manage the container fleet of Oldendorff Carriers (Indotrans) Ltd on services between South-east Asia, India and Saudi Arabia and North American ports beginning in March.
Bids for lease of World Trade Center may reach US$2.8b
SSA applies to join Int'l Chamber of Shipping ASIAN shipowner groups are acting to ensure they have a greater say in decisions taken by bodies such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Car carrier capsizes off Japan, spilling oil
ICTSI won't ask for another handling rate hike for now
Concordia soars back into black
Air and Land Transport
Aussie aviation industry to attend meet on DVT [SYDNEY] Australian airline managers, aviation regulators, doctors and unions will attend a summit in Sydney to discuss so-called economy class syndrome as evidence emerged yesterday of a rising death toll.
British Airways back in the black in third quarter
Japan to review air traffic control
SIA potential partner for Air Nuigini
China Eastern to add 7 Airbuses this year
Italian ministers discuss future of Alitalia
SAirGroup's Reutlinger to resign this month
Features
Diversify and survive AUSTAL chairman John Rothwell tells Singapore's Shipping Times that diversification through a series of acquisitions in the late nineties holds the key to his company's long term competitiveness. He says global demand for fast ferries is waning, but he sees good opportunities in the freight, defence, patrol boat and luxury motor yacht sectors.
Logistics
Greybox bags logistics deal from Oldendorff GREYBOX Logistics Services, a subsidiary of California-based SynchroNet Marine Inc, won a contract to manage the container fleet of Oldendorff Carriers (Indotrans) Ltd on services between South-east Asia, India and Saudi Arabia and North American ports beginning in March.
Bids for lease of World Trade Center may reach US$2.8b
SSA applies to join Int'l Chamber of Shipping ASIAN shipowner groups are acting to ensure they have a greater say in decisions taken by bodies such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Car carrier capsizes off Japan, spilling oil
ICTSI won't ask for another handling rate hike for now
Concordia soars back into black
Air and Land Transport
Aussie aviation industry to attend meet on DVT [SYDNEY] Australian airline managers, aviation regulators, doctors and unions will attend a summit in Sydney to discuss so-called economy class syndrome as evidence emerged yesterday of a rising death toll.
British Airways back in the black in third quarter
Japan to review air traffic control
SIA potential partner for Air Nuigini
China Eastern to add 7 Airbuses this year
Italian ministers discuss future of Alitalia
SAirGroup's Reutlinger to resign this month
Features
Diversify and survive AUSTAL chairman John Rothwell tells Singapore's Shipping Times that diversification through a series of acquisitions in the late nineties holds the key to his company's long term competitiveness. He says global demand for fast ferries is waning, but he sees good opportunities in the freight, defence, patrol boat and luxury motor yacht sectors.
Logistics
Greybox bags logistics deal from Oldendorff GREYBOX Logistics Services, a subsidiary of California-based SynchroNet Marine Inc, won a contract to manage the container fleet of Oldendorff Carriers (Indotrans) Ltd on services between South-east Asia, India and Saudi Arabia and North American ports beginning in March.
Bids for lease of World Trade Center may reach US$2.8b
Northwest hikes domestic air cargo rates The carrier will raise domestic freight contract rates by two cents per pound for shipments transiting within North America as of March 1.
China Airlines expanding all-cargo flights to US The airline, which will take delivery of a new 747-400 freighter from Boeing this week, will add flights to Chicago and New York on Wednesday.
Yang Ming, "K" Line revamp trans-Pacific services Yang Ming will phase five 5,551-TEU vessels into its Pacific Southwest Service, part of a Cosco-"K" Line-Yang Ming alliance, in March. The service will see one-way capacity increase by about 70% to 289,000 TEUs a year.
Ottawa to consider Canada Shipping Act The Canadian government is poised to introduce a new bill that will overhaul more than 100 years of shipping legislation.
DHL accuses UPS, FedEx of seeking to stifle competition
CNF invests in 3PLex dot-com funding
Galveston, Houston ports huddle over merger
Yellow renames Web site
Record vessel traffic at Singapore
KLM Cargo cuts fuel surcharge, raises rates
Air traffic controllers raise specter of strike
Koreas set new talks to finalize rail link
British Midland seeks EU probe of US-British air pact
Danzas acquires logistics business of Deca Express in Chile
Signature d’un memorandum sur une collaboration entre les Pays-Bas et la Flandre sur l’Escaut Pas d’idées préconçues, mais des décisions réfléchies. Telle est l’essence du préambule d’accord signé lundi entre le ministre flamand des Travaux publics, Steve Stevaert, et sa collègue néerlandaise responsable des Transports, Tineke Netelenbos, au sujet d’un renforcement et une amélioration de leur collaboration dans la région de l’Escaut.
Marseille regagne des trafics face aux concurrents du Nord Pour le Port autonome de Marseille (PAM), l’exercice 2000 aura été un très bon cru. “Une année exceptionnelle notamment en marchandises diverses”, souligne le nouveau président Jacques Truau. Ce résultat a été obtenu notamment en regagnant des parts de marché sur les ports du nord de l’Europe. Parallèlement, les résultats financiers s’avèrent bons pour la deuxième année consécutive et il y a une forte relance des investissements. L’avenir aussi est considéré comme se présentant sous de bons auspices, en particulier grâce à des lignes récemment gagnées sur des ports concurrents du sud de l’Europe. Enfin, les critiques exprimées par le syndicat CFDT sont estimées sans portée réelle compte tenu du peu de représentativité des intéressés.
Anvers: Star Shipping Agencies fête son 40e anniversaire Star Shipping Agencies (Antwerpen) s.a. est vraisemblablement une des plus vieilles agences didiées à un armement, si pas la plus vieille, sur la place d’Anvers. Fondée en mai 1960 à l’initiative de Zim Israel Navigation Cy, l’entreprise a suivi jusqu’à ce jour toutes les évolutions de cet armement, tant sur les plans opérationnel que technique. On peut donc comprendre que son quarantième anniversaire ait donné lieu à une manifestation particulière qui fut l’occasion vendredi dernier pour la direction d’évoquer certains aspects de cette évolution mais aussi d’informer la clientèle des perspectives.
La Commission européenne se penche sur le cas Mærsk Air et SAS La Commission européenne a fait savoir aux compagnies aériennes scandinaves SAS et Mærsk Air que leur accord de collaboration de mars 1999 va à l’encontre des règles européennes de concurrence. Vu l’importance des infractions, la Commission prépare une procédure contre les deux compagnies devant la Cour de Justice européenne et menace de sanctions.
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