HK, China's delta ports complement one another HONGKONG and China's Pearl River Delta are not in 'vicious competition' over shipping and aviation despite the rapid development and growth in mainland Chinese ports at the apparent expense of the special administrative region.
Chennai port to become east coast box hub
Ship agents being targeted by traffickers
Air and Land Transport
New carrier Swiss takes off, replacing Swissair SWITZERLAND's new airline, called Swiss, took to the skies on Sunday.
Air travel revives in 1st quarter 2002
Ex-Alitalia man named Iata chief
Italian fighters intercept wayward Cessna
Wire from toilet paper holder diverts flight
KLM jet evacuated before takeoff
China aviation firm's net profit plunges 30.7%
Boeing, US Air Force in talks to lease jets
Log Book
Features
New horizons for Stena STENA, the Swedish shipping conglomerate, despite its size, is very much a family company.
HK, China's delta ports complement one another HONGKONG and China's Pearl River Delta are not in 'vicious competition' over shipping and aviation despite the rapid development and growth in mainland Chinese ports at the apparent expense of the special administrative region.
Chennai port to become east coast box hub
Ship agents being targeted by traffickers
Air and Land Transport
New carrier Swiss takes off, replacing Swissair SWITZERLAND's new airline, called Swiss, took to the skies on Sunday.
Air travel revives in 1st quarter 2002
Ex-Alitalia man named Iata chief
Italian fighters intercept wayward Cessna
Wire from toilet paper holder diverts flight
KLM jet evacuated before takeoff
China aviation firm's net profit plunges 30.7%
Boeing, US Air Force in talks to lease jets
Log Book
Features
New horizons for Stena STENA, the Swedish shipping conglomerate, despite its size, is very much a family company.
HK, China's delta ports complement one another HONGKONG and China's Pearl River Delta are not in 'vicious competition' over shipping and aviation despite the rapid development and growth in mainland Chinese ports at the apparent expense of the special administrative region.
Chennai port to become east coast box hub
Ship agents being targeted by traffickers
Air and Land Transport
New carrier Swiss takes off, replacing Swissair SWITZERLAND's new airline, called Swiss, took to the skies on Sunday.
Air travel revives in 1st quarter 2002
Ex-Alitalia man named Iata chief
Italian fighters intercept wayward Cessna
Wire from toilet paper holder diverts flight
KLM jet evacuated before takeoff
China aviation firm's net profit plunges 30.7%
Boeing, US Air Force in talks to lease jets
Log Book
Features
New horizons for Stena STENA, the Swedish shipping conglomerate, despite its size, is very much a family company.
Yellow launch of Meridian IQ Yellow Corporation announced the official launch of Meridian IQ, a non-asset services company that utilizes web-native technology to provide customers a single source for global transportation management.
UPS aircraft mechanics reject pact United Parcel Service aircraft mechanics and utility workers have rejected a tentative contract settlement reached in December.
Maersk deal with Equant Maersk Data USA announced it plans to connect the world's ports to its transportation hub through partnership with Equant, an Amsterdam-based data network provider.
PSA result down Singapore terminal operator PSA said group-operating profit in 2001 declined 6.4 per cent to USD 1,082.4 million in 2001 on a combination of flat revenue growth and higher expenses due largely to new businesses.
US Airways to seek financial help US Airways is evaluating whether to apply for federal loan guarantees from Washington, further underlining the loss-making carrier's woes.
Vitoria host Tiaca forum in 2004 Vitoria International Airport (VIA) has been selected to host Tiaca's biennial International Air Cargo Forum and Exposition in Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain, in 2004.
Orders for Boeing and Airbus The depressed civil aerospace sector received a welcome boost when the two major aircraft makers secured combined orders worth USD 4bn at list prices.
Rail freight firms face long wait for recompense UK rail freight companies claiming '15m ($21.37m) in government compensation for disrupted Channel Tunnel services are in for a long wait, writes Roger Hailey.
Millenium bondholders seize control of bulker fleet BONDHOLDERS of Millenium Seacarriers have quelled a creditor revolt in the US Bankruptcy Court in New York and completed their acquisition of Millenium's fleet of old bulkers.
Andersen claims first insurance victim TROUBLED global accountants Arthur Andersen's Bermuda-based insurer which was earmarked to cover mounting Enron-related claims has hit insolvency after its parent company defaulted on a $100m premium payment, writes Jerry Frank.
Test for tunnel as SNCF starts full services SCEPTICAL UK rail freight operators will discover today whether French railway SNCF can fulfil its pledge to restore Channel Tunnel through-train services.
China will delay new ocean rules Following meetings with a delegation from the United States, China has decided to delay the implementation of controversial new maritime regulations.
Cargo security charges could rise Shippers are learning that security doesn't come cheap, and they can expect surcharges imposed by carriers to continue to rise, airline executives said.
Wanted: Logistics experts. Apply: China
FedEx expands 3P Web-tracking
Brazil port inaugurated
Columbus Line moves Los Angeles office
Dial Corp. joins Nistevo network
Frozen Food Express Industries restates results
Malaysia won't sell airports to Schiphol
Death toll 27 in Dubai shipyard flood
Seabulk International completes inland sale
JFK Air Cargo Assn.: Gov't. should verify known shippers: Execs
DFDS Tor Line compte sur une relance du trafic sur l’EuroBridge “Le service EuroBridge a réalisé une performance nettement inférieure à celle de l’année précédente en raison d’une baisse des volumes et d’une concurrence acharnée... Bien que les revenus générés par le service EuroBridge augmenteront cette année, leur niveau restera insuffisant.” Les informations sur le service EuroBridge entre Gand et Göteborg reprises dans le rapport annuel du groupe DFDS sont loin d’être positives et confirment la tendance négative dont il était déjà fait état l’année dernière. Mais il n’est nullement question d’une réduction ou d’une restructuration du service, à l’exemple de ce qui s’est passé avec NorBridge. “Le service sera maintenu dans sa forme actuelle et nous tablons sur une reprise des volumes à terme. Nous étudions d’ailleurs certains projets dans ce contexte”, nous a-t-on dit chez DFDS Tor Line. L’armement étudie par ailleurs avec les ports de Gand et Göteborg comme les coûts d’escale et de transbordement peuvent être réduits.
KLM abandonne sa stratégie de fusion La compagnie aérienne néerlandaise KLM ne recherche plus de partenaire en vue d’une fusion. C’est ce qu’a déclaré le directeur commercial de la compagnie, Rob Ruijter, dans une interview à Dow Jones Newswires. Plutôt que de fusionner avec un autre opérateur, KLM veut désormais conclure des alliances avec des partenaires européens.
Pays-Bas: la loi ferroviaire ne règle pas la répartition de la capacité La ministre néerlandaise des Transport Tineke Netelenbos aura plus de chance dans le secteur ferroviaire qu’aéroportuaire. Après les déboires de la privatisation de Schiphol (voir par ailleurs dans ce journal), il semble bien qu’une majorité se dessine pour approuver la loi ferroviaire et la loi de concession. A quelques semaines des élections parlementaires, c’est pain bénit pour la majorité violette.
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