PSA helped boost Belgian terminal's Q1 volume PSA Corporation actively courted shipping lines for extra volumes and began re-structuring operations on behalf of its new Belgian terminal interests well before the long-delayed deal was finalised.
Pasir Panjang may use straddle carriers
Record overtime for NY Port Authority police
Cosco Int'l buys 60% stake in ship trader from parent
Air and Land Transport
Sri Lanka to renegotiate airline deal with Emirates SRI Lanka announced plans yesterday to end monopolies that were granted to the national carrier, SriLankan airlines, when its management was handed over to Emirates airline of Dubai.
European airlines' traffic falls 12%, decline slows
EasyJet gets option to buy BA's German unit
KLM's Q4 loss widens amid drop in passenger traffic
Northwest recalls 135 technicians
US certifies Boeing's Connexion
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Carnival faces barrage of objections on 3 fronts CARNIVAL Corp, the world's biggest cruise line, is facing antitrust objections on three fronts to its bid to buy P&O Princess plc, with shipbuilders, port authorities and travel agents all expressing concerns to European Union investigators.
PSA helped boost Belgian terminal's Q1 volume PSA Corporation actively courted shipping lines for extra volumes and began re-structuring operations on behalf of its new Belgian terminal interests well before the long-delayed deal was finalised.
Pasir Panjang may use straddle carriers
Record overtime for NY Port Authority police
Cosco Int'l buys 60% stake in ship trader from parent
Air and Land Transport
Sri Lanka to renegotiate airline deal with Emirates SRI Lanka announced plans yesterday to end monopolies that were granted to the national carrier, SriLankan airlines, when its management was handed over to Emirates airline of Dubai.
European airlines' traffic falls 12%, decline slows
EasyJet gets option to buy BA's German unit
KLM's Q4 loss widens amid drop in passenger traffic
Northwest recalls 135 technicians
US certifies Boeing's Connexion
Log Book
Features
Carnival faces barrage of objections on 3 fronts CARNIVAL Corp, the world's biggest cruise line, is facing antitrust objections on three fronts to its bid to buy P&O Princess plc, with shipbuilders, port authorities and travel agents all expressing concerns to European Union investigators.
PSA helped boost Belgian terminal's Q1 volume PSA Corporation actively courted shipping lines for extra volumes and began re-structuring operations on behalf of its new Belgian terminal interests well before the long-delayed deal was finalised.
Pasir Panjang may use straddle carriers
Record overtime for NY Port Authority police
Cosco Int'l buys 60% stake in ship trader from parent
Air and Land Transport
Sri Lanka to renegotiate airline deal with Emirates SRI Lanka announced plans yesterday to end monopolies that were granted to the national carrier, SriLankan airlines, when its management was handed over to Emirates airline of Dubai.
European airlines' traffic falls 12%, decline slows
EasyJet gets option to buy BA's German unit
KLM's Q4 loss widens amid drop in passenger traffic
Northwest recalls 135 technicians
US certifies Boeing's Connexion
Log Book
Features
Carnival faces barrage of objections on 3 fronts CARNIVAL Corp, the world's biggest cruise line, is facing antitrust objections on three fronts to its bid to buy P&O Princess plc, with shipbuilders, port authorities and travel agents all expressing concerns to European Union investigators.
APL Logistics buys FSG-activities in Hamburg APL Logistics is taking over the activities of the German domestic appliances and consumer electronics goods distribution specialist, the FSG companies.
TNWA Expands Its Transpacific China Coverage The New World Alliance (TNWA), which consists of APL, Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) and MOL, is expanding its Transpacific coverage through a new string, PSV, to its existing service profile.
KLM losses up KLM reported a sharp increase in fourth-quarter losses but was cautiously optimistic about the industry's recovery from the crisis as it predicted it would make an operating profit in the current year.
Nedlloyd loss of 50 million In the first quarter of 2002 Nedlloyd achieved a result on ordinary activities of Euro -/- 50 mln, representing a deterioration of Euro 55 mln compared to the same period last year.
Losses P&O Nedlloyd widened Losses at P&O Nedlloyd deepened in the first quarter of 2002 as revenue rates continued to decline.
El Paso announces LNG breakthrough El Paso Global LNG, a subsidiary of El Paso Corporation, today announced the development of EP Energy Bridge, a new ship-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification system.
Carnival charters former Patriot to Cyprus operator A cruise ship that briefly flew the U.S.-flag as part of American Classic Voyages attempts to expand the Hawaiian cruise market will soon be serving the U.K. cruise market.
Kvaerner Philadelphia gets $100 million line of credit Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard, Inc. has signed an agreement for a $100 million line of credit
Dr Peters takes on NYK over VLCC charter GERMAN ship financing company Dr Peters has taken Japan's NYK to arbitration in London over the alleged breach of a charter contract for the 298,500 dwt VLCC Golden Victory. A ruling is expected later this month.
Frontline defection hits VLCC pool Frontline's abandonment of the pool will remove almost one-third of its tonnage in one fell swoop. But pool chairman Morton Hyman, president and chief executive of founder member Overseas Shipholding Group, chose to accentuate the positive.
Singapore hints at opening PSA to lines PSA Corp's owners have shelved plans for an initial public offering of shares in the port operator and have switched their attention to selling stakes to shipping lines in an effort to stop the company's Singapore operations haemhorraging any more customers to rival Tanjung Pelepas.
MSC adopte le concept pendulaire Asie/Etats-Unis côte est L’armement Mediterranean Shipping Cy procède à une restructuration fondamentale de son service transpacifique “Transpac”, exploité actuellement avec une flotte de 5 PC d’une capacité unitaire de l’ordre de 3.500 TEU et qui assure une sorte de navette entre l’Asie et Los Angeles. Ce service fait l’objet d’une mutation en service pendulaire entre l’Asie, et via Panama, le Golfe du Mexique et la côte est des USA.
“Le système ferroviaire français ne pourra pas s’en sortir seul” Claude Martinand, le président de RFF (Réseau Ferré de France), est très clair: “Compte tenu de la dette héritée du passé, le système ferroviaire français ne peut pas, même en vingt ans, sortir seul de sa situation actuelle. A juste titre, une solution transitoire avait été mise en place. Mais elle remonte à 1997. Peut-être serait-il temps de trouver aujourd’hui une solution plus durable”. Pour dire les choses encore plus carrément: il faudra que l’Etat mette la main à la poche s’il veut vraiment assurer l’avenir du mode ferroviaire en France.
Hungarocamion veut se développer en Europe de l’Est Le groupe de transport routier Hungarocamion a révélé à Budapest sa nouvelle stratégie. Miklos Horvath, son directeur commercial, a déclaré à l’agence MTI qu’elle vise un renforcement des opérations en Europe de l’Est afin de maintenir sa position de leader en tant que fournisseur de services logistiques aux multinationales. De plus, il veut accroître sa capacité de transport en signant des accords de partenariat. Horvath a fait ces déclarations en marge de la présentation des résultats financiers pour 2001. Ils sont en retrait par rapport à 2000.
Tunnel sous la Manche: six mois de perturbations Il y a maintenant six mois que le passage des trains de marchandises est entravé au tunnel sous la Manche. Cela nonobsant des garanties données en mars dernier selon lesquelles on reviendrait rapidement à un service normal.
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