US allots US$93m to review, improve port security THE US government has set aside US$93.3 million for immediate port security assessments and improvements, while government and industry officials debate the future of port security at US seaports.
S'pore starts first graduate maritime education course
MISC's 3rd qtr profit down 20%
Daewoo yard wins US$640m order from
Air and Land Transport
66-year-old Ansett grounds to a halt ANSETT Australia disappeared from radar last night, with all hope of salvaging the 66-year-old airline gone and administrators preparing for a fire sale of the assets.
Watchdog denies plans to cap Qantas prices
Legal fight unlikely to ground new airline Swiss
First Chinese air police to take off this summer
Virgin Express, SN Brussels may revive merger
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High seas patrols help deter terrorism SEARCHING everything from small wooden boats to huge commercial freighters, sailors from a dozen countries are scouring the high seas in the hunt for al-Qaida terrorists and weapon shipments.
US allots US$93m to review, improve port security THE US government has set aside US$93.3 million for immediate port security assessments and improvements, while government and industry officials debate the future of port security at US seaports.
S'pore starts first graduate maritime education course
MISC's 3rd qtr profit down 20%
Daewoo yard wins US$640m order from
Air and Land Transport
66-year-old Ansett grounds to a halt ANSETT Australia disappeared from radar last night, with all hope of salvaging the 66-year-old airline gone and administrators preparing for a fire sale of the assets.
Watchdog denies plans to cap Qantas prices
Legal fight unlikely to ground new airline Swiss
First Chinese air police to take off this summer
Virgin Express, SN Brussels may revive merger
Log Book
Features
High seas patrols help deter terrorism SEARCHING everything from small wooden boats to huge commercial freighters, sailors from a dozen countries are scouring the high seas in the hunt for al-Qaida terrorists and weapon shipments.
US allots US$93m to review, improve port security THE US government has set aside US$93.3 million for immediate port security assessments and improvements, while government and industry officials debate the future of port security at US seaports.
S'pore starts first graduate maritime education course
MISC's 3rd qtr profit down 20%
Daewoo yard wins US$640m order from
Air and Land Transport
66-year-old Ansett grounds to a halt ANSETT Australia disappeared from radar last night, with all hope of salvaging the 66-year-old airline gone and administrators preparing for a fire sale of the assets.
Watchdog denies plans to cap Qantas prices
Legal fight unlikely to ground new airline Swiss
First Chinese air police to take off this summer
Virgin Express, SN Brussels may revive merger
Log Book
Features
High seas patrols help deter terrorism SEARCHING everything from small wooden boats to huge commercial freighters, sailors from a dozen countries are scouring the high seas in the hunt for al-Qaida terrorists and weapon shipments.
Title XI: Shooting for $50 million in FY2003 In search of the attainable
Shipowners to learn about bonding SCA arranges meeting with Sureties Association
Kvaerner Masa gets new board A new Board of Directors has been elected for Kvaerner Masa-Yards Inc. The Chairman is Leif-Arne Langøy (President and CEO, Aker Kvaerner Yards AS)
Telaurus hires Lovingfoss Key appointment at maritime communications specialist
FGH gets more time The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has given Friede Goldman Halter, Inc. until April 12, 2002 to file a plan, or plans, of reorganization.
Wallenius in driving seat for HMM car arm WALLENIUS Wilhelmsen has signed a $1.5bn deal to possibly take over the car carrier division of debt-laden Hyundai Merchant Marine.
Fosen vows to fight Norway ship grants fraud charge THE shipyard building ResidenSea's delayed The World has suffered a fresh embarrassment after the Norwegian state charged it with fraudulently claiming NKr35m ($3.95m) in shipbuilding grants on ships delivered between 1997 and 1999.
Nuclear ban debated in Panama THE environment committee of the Panamanian legislature will today debate a proposal for a new law banning nuclear shipments through the Panama Canal.
BP Amoco snaps up Tsuneishi aframaxes BP Amoco has gone to Tsuneishi Shipbuilding for a quartet of bargain priced-aframaxes, writes Matthew Flynn .
Canada study slams port crime, security A government report described Canada's largest seaports as crime-ridden and vulnerable to terrorist attacks.
NCBFAA criticizes China regs The industry group charged that China's new rules discriminate against American-based non-vessel-operating common carriers.
Insurers will drop Sri Lanka war charge The move is expected to spur business at a key transshipment port.
Coast Guard will award port security tool contract
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