NYK to take full control of troubled Ceres Terminals NIPPON Yusen Kaisha has come to the rescue of troubled Ceres Terminals in a takeover deal which transforms Japan's third biggest container line into a serious player in terminal operations.
Detained ship being probed by US military units
Distressed ships in Malacca St, off S Africa
Ailing Taiwanese shipbuilder tries for sub deal
Air and Land Transport
Qantas' Australian Airlines launched for Asian market AUSTRALIAN Airlines, a no-frills international carrier owned by Qantas, was officially launched yesterday to service Japanese and other Asian routes once determined as too unprofitable for its parent.
HK airport's cargo up 24%, passengers 1.8%
Air Canada, union reach deal on Zip subsidiary
Air Nauru keen to boost image and relaunch service
NYK to take full control of troubled Ceres Terminals NIPPON Yusen Kaisha has come to the rescue of troubled Ceres Terminals in a takeover deal which transforms Japan's third biggest container line into a serious player in terminal operations.
Detained ship being probed by US military units
Distressed ships in Malacca St, off S Africa
Ailing Taiwanese shipbuilder tries for sub deal
Air and Land Transport
Qantas' Australian Airlines launched for Asian market AUSTRALIAN Airlines, a no-frills international carrier owned by Qantas, was officially launched yesterday to service Japanese and other Asian routes once determined as too unprofitable for its parent.
HK airport's cargo up 24%, passengers 1.8%
Air Canada, union reach deal on Zip subsidiary
Air Nauru keen to boost image and relaunch service
NYK to purchase Ceres Terminals Nippon Yusen Kaisha announced that on September 12, 2002, it executed a binding Agreement to purchase Ceres Terminals, Incorporated.
Katoen Natie acquires Canadian logistical group Belgian logistics group KTN acquired the Canadian logistical group Guilbault, a family owned company, which operates under the brand name Servi-logistix.
Boeing delaying 500 jet deliveries Boeing is to reschedule deliveries of 500 jetliners - more than a year's worth of production - since the Sept 11 attacks sent many of its airline customers into a tailspin.
Box volume record at Melbourne Australia's busiest container port in Melbourne enjoyed record throughput volumes in FY2001/02 of more than 1.42 million Teu.
Better result Panalpina Thanks mainly to a global cost management drive, Ebit of Swiss forwarding group Panalpina rose by 15.3 per cent year-on-year to CHF 77.9 million.
Airborne to increase fuel surcharge Airborne Express will increase its existing fuel surcharge from 2.9 per cent to 3.5 per cent for all air express shipments moving through its transportation network, effective October 7, 2002.
Radiation in suspect box ship "from tiles" Wire services are reporting that radiation detected in the detained containership Palermo Senator is naturally occurring and comes from clay tiles in the cargo
World's most powerful diesel cat Austal Ships has now released more details about the 86 m vehicle/passenger ferry it is to build for Canadian American Transportation Systems (CATS).
Bid to drag leaking Jolly Rubino off sandbank SALVORS will attempt to pull the multipurpose carrier Jolly Rubinooff its sandbank today, the owner reported, as part of a continuing battle to reduce environmental damage to the South African coast from the vessel's leaking cargo.
Equitas strategy under fire on new asbestos front EQUITAS faces new battles in its attempts to keep the lid on asbestos-related claims.
Names may still get revenge over lost vote NAMES appear to have blocked the road to a new Lloyd's Act - seen by some as a cornerstone of market reform proposals - while being overwhelmed in the critical vote on allowing the council to bring in chairman Sax Riley's strategy group proposals, writes James Brewer.
Opposition to US crew list visa grows as ICSW fights for shore leave rights AN INTERNATIONAL volunteer organisation devoted to seafarer rights has added a strident new voice opposing the US proposal to abolish the crew list visa, the blanket visa that enables merchant mariners to go ashore in the US for pleasure and for personal business.
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