Security experts to discuss anti-terrorist measures INTERNATIONAL security experts will gather in London next week at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization to discuss maritime security and counter-terrorism issues.
Evergreen Marine to keep 62 ships on Panama register
Ship that sank 50 years ago blamed for California oil spill
Air and Land Transport
Airline bosses see brighter skies but call for reform THERE are brighter skies ahead for airlines battered by the recent slump in air demand, but carriers must cut costs and capacity if they are to return to profitability, say industry executives.
Virgin Group, Tesna to hold more talks
Malaysia Airlines cutssale price of eight jets
Hainan Airlines shrugs off industry merger
M'sia wants more flights from China
FAA to let California police carry guns on planes
Features
Airlines face business, economy class revolt THE future of full-service airlines in the European short-haul market looks increasingly difficult as business and economy passengers alike move to cheaper seats, especially on rapidly expanding budget carriers.
Security experts to discuss anti-terrorist measures INTERNATIONAL security experts will gather in London next week at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization to discuss maritime security and counter-terrorism issues.
Evergreen Marine to keep 62 ships on Panama register
Ship that sank 50 years ago blamed for California oil spill
Air and Land Transport
Airline bosses see brighter skies but call for reform THERE are brighter skies ahead for airlines battered by the recent slump in air demand, but carriers must cut costs and capacity if they are to return to profitability, say industry executives.
Virgin Group, Tesna to hold more talks
Malaysia Airlines cutssale price of eight jets
Hainan Airlines shrugs off industry merger
M'sia wants more flights from China
FAA to let California police carry guns on planes
Features
Airlines face business, economy class revolt THE future of full-service airlines in the European short-haul market looks increasingly difficult as business and economy passengers alike move to cheaper seats, especially on rapidly expanding budget carriers.
Security experts to discuss anti-terrorist measures INTERNATIONAL security experts will gather in London next week at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization to discuss maritime security and counter-terrorism issues.
Evergreen Marine to keep 62 ships on Panama register
Ship that sank 50 years ago blamed for California oil spill
Air and Land Transport
Airline bosses see brighter skies but call for reform THERE are brighter skies ahead for airlines battered by the recent slump in air demand, but carriers must cut costs and capacity if they are to return to profitability, say industry executives.
Virgin Group, Tesna to hold more talks
Malaysia Airlines cutssale price of eight jets
Hainan Airlines shrugs off industry merger
M'sia wants more flights from China
FAA to let California police carry guns on planes
Features
Airlines face business, economy class revolt THE future of full-service airlines in the European short-haul market looks increasingly difficult as business and economy passengers alike move to cheaper seats, especially on rapidly expanding budget carriers.
New Zealand team upbeat as clean-up continues NEW Zealand maritime officials are confident they can empty the remaining 450 tonnes of bunkers from a beached Hyundai Merchant Marine ship before heavy weather rolls in again tomorrow, writes Matthew Flynn.
Spectre of suicide sea hijackers Meanwhile, the week-long International Maritime Organisation working group on maritime security session - designed to address precisely such concerns - opened in London yesterday.
Charterparty defaults rocket CHARTER party defaults have rocketed since the September 11 terrorist attacks, the International Maritime Bureau claims, writes David Osler .
ABS chief urges class to act against bullies CLASSIFICATION societies find themselves in a position of "striking similarity" to the beleaguered auditor Arthur Andersen in the Enron debacle, American Bureau of Shipping chairman and chief executive Frank J Iarossi suggests, writes Michael Grey.
Ceres in reshuffle as consolidation nears PETER Livanos' Ceres Hellenic group has shuffled its top management as the date of consolidation of its bulk carrier fleet with that of Italy's Coeclerici approaches.
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