Klang users look at S'pore again MAINLINE shipping companies will abandon Port Klang and return to Singapore if transhipment charges are doubled as planned next month, the port's key customers have threatened.
Pelepas operator to get RM1b loan from KL govt
Crewman charged with drug smuggling
Melbourne port starts expansion work
SSA welcomes port dues concession
Air and Land Transport
British victims of DVT to sue major airlines MAJOR airlines will be served with a multi-million pound lawsuit this week from British victims of 'economy class syndrome', Britain's Observer newspaper reported.
BA under pressure on venture with American Airlines
Boeing falsely billed US Air Force for work on 777
China Eastern may post H1 loss
SkyTeam airlines see revenue up as Alitalia joins alliance
Klang users look at S'pore again MAINLINE shipping companies will abandon Port Klang and return to Singapore if transhipment charges are doubled as planned next month, the port's key customers have threatened.
Pelepas operator to get RM1b loan from KL govt
Crewman charged with drug smuggling
Melbourne port starts expansion work
SSA welcomes port dues concession
Air and Land Transport
British victims of DVT to sue major airlines MAJOR airlines will be served with a multi-million pound lawsuit this week from British victims of 'economy class syndrome', Britain's Observer newspaper reported.
BA under pressure on venture with American Airlines
Boeing falsely billed US Air Force for work on 777
China Eastern may post H1 loss
SkyTeam airlines see revenue up as Alitalia joins alliance
Four bids for Zim The Israeli government is disposing of its 48.6% stake in the carrier.
Seaway interests seek regular container service An industry group is targeting automakers in an attempt to bring regularly scheduled container service to the St. Lawrence Seaway-Great Lakes system.
Shanghai boosts logistics support A new joint venture will focus on improving supply chain management for China's main port.
Conservation group calls for return to limited whaling The conservation group World Wide Fund for Nature said yesterday a return to limited whaling might be necessary to stop the collapse of the International Whaling Commission and prevent a return to...
Seafarers facing papers scramble FEARS are growing that vast numbers of seafarers may not have all the paperwork legally required to work at sea after the Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping convention comes into...
Frontline stirred but not shaken SHARES in Peter Georgiopoulos's New York-listed General Maritime have sunk to new lows, just before John Fredriksen's Frontline graduates to a New York Stock Exchange quote on Monday. ...
Panama clears Ocean Glory 1 but bills remain THE Panama Maritime Authority has inspected and cleared the Ocean Glory I, the cruise ship that was detained early in July in Dover by the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency with 35 deficiencies. ...
Bocimar linked to Waigaoqiao capesize talks Belgian bulker player Bocimar is rumoured to be eyeing up berth space at China's newest shipyard.
World Tankers snap up two VLCCs Polys Haji-Ioannou has cashed in on the slight drop in VLCC prices to snatch two single-skin vessels.
Split to launch second phase of upgrade The Croatian yard is looking to improve its facilities with a $30m investment.
Bidders line up for Zim The race for a $400m stake in containership player Zim is hotting up as the bid deadline passes.
China to build ships for Sudan Wuchang Shipyard has clinched a deal for 17 inland vessels for export to Sudan.
Lloyd's test spill message sets markets spinning An LG Caltex tanker is reported to be unscathed after agency reports picked up a test message naming the ship.
Shipping boosts Keppel T&T The reluctant Singapore shipowner saw its dwindling fleet perform better in the first half of 2001.
Cosco eyes New York listing The Chinese shipping giant could raise funds by selling shares in the US.
Fitch places P&O Princess on negative watch The UK ratings agency has raised concerns over future oversupply in the cruise market.
OMI linked to Split tankers US owner is at it again, picking up three 45,000-dwt products tanker resales for $93m.
Crew threaten to torch bulker Unpaid seafarers are under guard in India after saying they will set fire to a ship.
Wuhu eyes ro-ro and tanker tonnage Chinese shipyard is upgrading its facility in bid to build more sophisticated ship types.
Tsakos crew member on drugs charge US authorities have charged one man in connection with a cocaine cache found on a Tsakos tanker.
Pacific Sky buffeted by rough seas P&O liner's Sydney docking delayed as rough weather closes port.
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