Rotterdam hit by Maersk's move to rival German port EUROPE's busiest container port at Rotterdam suffered a similar fate to Singapore over the past year after Maersk Sealand moved its feeder traffic to a neighbouring rival.
France's Le Havre reports jump in transhipments
Substandard ships: Ministers draw up action plan
Bulker rates surge on Atlantic trade
Karachi port's cargo volume up in H2
Air and Land Transport
Flaw found in composite material of plane's tail fin US Federal safety investigators said they have discovered internal damage in the tail fin of the American Airlines jet that crashed last November in New York, but further testing is needed to determine if it occurred before or after the accident.
Pay must be cut, UAL warns
Big hush over name of new Swiss airline
Alitalia may fire workers if voluntary cutbacks fail
IHI to supply parts for Rolls-Royce Trent 900
Asiana studying long-term jet fuel contract
LOG Book
Logistics
Shekou launches barge services to western Shenzhen CHINA'S southern Port of Shekou is now offering dedicated barge services to and from western Shenzhen terminals along the Pearl River as part of the second stage of its container port development.
Maersk Logistics now covers whole of S America
US trucking firm offers air freight service
Features
Business booming for air charter industry RECESSION and terrorism may have dented many segments of business travel but not the air charter industry - and for reasons that may not be obvious.
Rotterdam hit by Maersk's move to rival German port EUROPE's busiest container port at Rotterdam suffered a similar fate to Singapore over the past year after Maersk Sealand moved its feeder traffic to a neighbouring rival.
France's Le Havre reports jump in transhipments
Substandard ships: Ministers draw up action plan
Bulker rates surge on Atlantic trade
Karachi port's cargo volume up in H2
Air and Land Transport
Flaw found in composite material of plane's tail fin US Federal safety investigators said they have discovered internal damage in the tail fin of the American Airlines jet that crashed last November in New York, but further testing is needed to determine if it occurred before or after the accident.
Pay must be cut, UAL warns
Big hush over name of new Swiss airline
Alitalia may fire workers if voluntary cutbacks fail
IHI to supply parts for Rolls-Royce Trent 900
Asiana studying long-term jet fuel contract
LOG Book
Logistics
Shekou launches barge services to western Shenzhen CHINA'S southern Port of Shekou is now offering dedicated barge services to and from western Shenzhen terminals along the Pearl River as part of the second stage of its container port development.
Maersk Logistics now covers whole of S America
US trucking firm offers air freight service
Features
Business booming for air charter industry RECESSION and terrorism may have dented many segments of business travel but not the air charter industry - and for reasons that may not be obvious.
Rotterdam hit by Maersk's move to rival German port EUROPE's busiest container port at Rotterdam suffered a similar fate to Singapore over the past year after Maersk Sealand moved its feeder traffic to a neighbouring rival.
France's Le Havre reports jump in transhipments
Substandard ships: Ministers draw up action plan
Bulker rates surge on Atlantic trade
Karachi port's cargo volume up in H2
Air and Land Transport
Flaw found in composite material of plane's tail fin US Federal safety investigators said they have discovered internal damage in the tail fin of the American Airlines jet that crashed last November in New York, but further testing is needed to determine if it occurred before or after the accident.
Pay must be cut, UAL warns
Big hush over name of new Swiss airline
Alitalia may fire workers if voluntary cutbacks fail
IHI to supply parts for Rolls-Royce Trent 900
Asiana studying long-term jet fuel contract
LOG Book
Logistics
Shekou launches barge services to western Shenzhen CHINA'S southern Port of Shekou is now offering dedicated barge services to and from western Shenzhen terminals along the Pearl River as part of the second stage of its container port development.
Maersk Logistics now covers whole of S America
US trucking firm offers air freight service
Features
Business booming for air charter industry RECESSION and terrorism may have dented many segments of business travel but not the air charter industry - and for reasons that may not be obvious.
Rotterdam hit by Maersk's move to rival German port EUROPE's busiest container port at Rotterdam suffered a similar fate to Singapore over the past year after Maersk Sealand moved its feeder traffic to a neighbouring rival.
France's Le Havre reports jump in transhipments
Substandard ships: Ministers draw up action plan
Bulker rates surge on Atlantic trade
Karachi port's cargo volume up in H2
Air and Land Transport
Flaw found in composite material of plane's tail fin US Federal safety investigators said they have discovered internal damage in the tail fin of the American Airlines jet that crashed last November in New York, but further testing is needed to determine if it occurred before or after the accident.
Pay must be cut, UAL warns
Big hush over name of new Swiss airline
Alitalia may fire workers if voluntary cutbacks fail
IHI to supply parts for Rolls-Royce Trent 900
Asiana studying long-term jet fuel contract
LOG Book
Logistics
Shekou launches barge services to western Shenzhen CHINA'S southern Port of Shekou is now offering dedicated barge services to and from western Shenzhen terminals along the Pearl River as part of the second stage of its container port development.
Maersk Logistics now covers whole of S America
US trucking firm offers air freight service
Features
Business booming for air charter industry RECESSION and terrorism may have dented many segments of business travel but not the air charter industry - and for reasons that may not be obvious.
Cunard cuts first steel for the Queen Mary 2 CUNARD president and chief operating officer Pamela Conover set construction of the world's most expensive commercial vessel, the Queen Mary 2,in motion yesterday, underlining the company's faith in the long-term recovery of the luxury cruise market.
Hutchison swoops on Korean terminals HUTCHISON Port Holdings has stepped in with a last minute bid to snatch three Hyundai Merchant Marine container terminals in South Korea from rival P&O Ports.
2002 bodes ill for container shipping THE coming year is shaping up to be one of the worst in the history of container shipping, according to Drewry Shipping Consultants.
'Don't hold out for big hike in Carnival offer' P&O P rincess shareholders banking on Carnival lifting its offer to as much as 600p per share may have to think again, writes Tony Gray .
DAT peut enfin déployer ses ailes La nouvelle compagnie aérienne créée à partir de DAT jouera en premier lieu la carte européenne. A court terme, il sera étudié si l’Afrique peut également être desservie. Des discussions entamées avec Virgin Express doivent déterminer si une fusion serait une bonne chose. C’est un président Rob Kuijpers visiblement satisfait qui a dressé à l’occasion d’une conférence de presse un tableau de ce que sera la nouvelle compagnie aérienne basée à Bruxelles.
La Febiac veut créer un forum permanent pour la mobilité durable Lors de l’ouverture du 80e Salon international Auto-Moto-Cycle, la Febiac a rompu une lance pour la mobilité durable dans notre pays. Le président, Jean-Albert Moorkens, a mis l’accent dans son discours d’ouverture sur l’importance de la mobilité durable des personnes et des marchandises pour notre économie et société, sans oublier l’aspect de la sécurité. L’organisation des constructeurs automobiles européens se trouve sur la même longueur d’onde à ce niveau.
Le port de Douvres renoue avec la croissance L’an dernier, le port de Douvres a vu transiter 1.771.826 camions et semi-remorques. En comparaison avec 2000, cela constitue une augmentation de pas moins de dix pour cent. Cette évolution semble indiquer que le port ferry britannique le plus important commence progressivement à se remettre de la période difficile qui a suivi l’adaptation de la législation européenne en termes de ventes hors taxes.
Hausse de 3,9% des tarifs dans la messagerie en Allemagne Les transporteurs routiers allemands spécialisés dans la messagerie et le groupage vont augmenter leurs prix de 3,9% au 1er février 2002 afin de compenser la forte hausse du prix de revient. C’est ce qu’a anoncé l’association de transporteurs allemands BSL. Cette hausse intervient après une autre augmentation, de 5% cette fois, en mai 2001. Le 1er janvier, la BSL avait publié un communiqué dans lequel elle annonçait que le consommateur devrait payer la hausse des charges infligées aux transporteurs. Cette intention est donc très rapidement traduite dans les faits.
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