S'pore can still hit 17m TEU throughput target this year PSA Corporation remains confident of achieving its 17 million TEU Singapore throughput projections this year despite Evergreen's departure in September.
Profit at Singamas Container boosted by fall in material costs
Aussie minister warns countries to avoid unilateral security action
Boat sinks off S'pore
Air and Land Transport
Qantas' start-up airline aims for first-year profit QANTAS' subsidiary budget carrier, Australian Airlines, could post a profit in its first year of operation under a blueprint aimed at shaving 30 per cent from its parent company's operating costs.
Virgin Blue may bid for Sydney airport terminal
Narita has 2nd runway after 20 yrs
ANA cuts 2001/02 loss forecast
Kuwait Airways expects Sept 11 attacks to increase losses
S'pore can still hit 17m TEU throughput target this year PSA Corporation remains confident of achieving its 17 million TEU Singapore throughput projections this year despite Evergreen's departure in September.
Profit at Singamas Container boosted by fall in material costs
Aussie minister warns countries to avoid unilateral security action
Boat sinks off S'pore
Air and Land Transport
Qantas' start-up airline aims for first-year profit QANTAS' subsidiary budget carrier, Australian Airlines, could post a profit in its first year of operation under a blueprint aimed at shaving 30 per cent from its parent company's operating costs.
Virgin Blue may bid for Sydney airport terminal
Narita has 2nd runway after 20 yrs
ANA cuts 2001/02 loss forecast
Kuwait Airways expects Sept 11 attacks to increase losses
20 per cent higher net for Panalpina Panalpina, the worldwide forwarding and logistics group, reported good results for the 2001 business year.
New CFO US Airways US Airways CEO David Siegel announced major changes in the company's executive leadership and organizational structure.
US agrees with United/BMI alliance The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) granted antitrust immunity to an alliance between United Air Lines and British Midland Airways (BMI).
BA cargo just slightly down in March Cargo of British Airways in March 2002, measured in Cargo Tonne Kilometers, fell by 2.5 per cent, compared to March 2001. This was the best performance since Sept. 11, 2001.
Loss for too fast growing D.Logistics D.Logistics, a German provider of logistic services, reported an after-tax loss of 25.7 million euro, three times as highas the year 2000 loss.
Washington State settles ferry wake suit The State of Washington and property owners along Rich Passage earlier this week announced a settlement in a lawsuit claiming waves from high-speed ferries caused environmental and property damage
Reorganization at Heidenreich Privately-held Heidenreich Marine Inc.now has a new organizational structure.
Alford quits FGH John Alford has resigned as president and CEO of Friede Goldman Halter. Jack R. Stone, Jr., currently serving as the CRA (chief restructuring advisor) to FGH, is now also wearing the president and CEO hats.
Lutine Bell tolls sad farewell to the Queen Mother GOODBYE... and not quite goodbye. Lloyd's bade farewell to one of its great supporters, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, on the day her lying in state began, writes James Brewer.
Hot chips fill China cargo capacity OCEAN carriers and freighter airlines are struggling to cope with a sudden surge in exports from China which has created a squeeze on cargo space.
Lloyd's List leads LLOYD'S List has strengthened its leadership as the newspaper of record for global maritime and insurance industries.
Maersk Sealand sees better rates The world's largest container line expects global rates to rise in 2002, and that could boost its parent's fortunes.
U.S. gives approval for trans-Atlantic air alliance - with one condition The antitrust immunity between United Air Lines and British Midland Airways is subject to the U.S. and Britain negotiating a bilateral aviation agreement within the next six months.
Panalpina profits surged in 2001
March record for PSA's Singapore terminals
Australia warns against "unilateral" security measures
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