NOL hopes to finish talks on PSA terminal deal soon NEPTUNE Orient Lines is yet to extend its terminal contract with PSA Corporation but hopes to wrap up negotiations soon, according to president and chief executive Flemming Jacobs.
NOL launches masters course
S'pore vows to maintain quality merchant fleet
No Al-Qaeda-linked piracy attacks in Malacca Straits: IMB
Air and Land Transport
Order concerns loom over Boeing and Airbus BOEING and Airbus have used past air shows to trumpet new plane sales.
Boeing may not rehire many workers after orders rebound
Virgin Blue voices concerns to NZ watchdog
JAL, ANA say summer bookings hit by recession
Qantas to boost flights to Japan
Delta loses US$186m in Q2, expects more bleeding in Q3
Features
Booming China port sees more growth ONCE the smallest of Shenzhen's three container ports, fast-growing Chiwan terminal is buying new cranes and upgrading its facilities in order to grab a bigger share of the booming southern China port business.
NOL hopes to finish talks on PSA terminal deal soon NEPTUNE Orient Lines is yet to extend its terminal contract with PSA Corporation but hopes to wrap up negotiations soon, according to president and chief executive Flemming Jacobs.
NOL launches masters course
S'pore vows to maintain quality merchant fleet
No Al-Qaeda-linked piracy attacks in Malacca Straits: IMB
Air and Land Transport
Order concerns loom over Boeing and Airbus BOEING and Airbus have used past air shows to trumpet new plane sales.
Boeing may not rehire many workers after orders rebound
Virgin Blue voices concerns to NZ watchdog
JAL, ANA say summer bookings hit by recession
Qantas to boost flights to Japan
Delta loses US$186m in Q2, expects more bleeding in Q3
Features
Booming China port sees more growth ONCE the smallest of Shenzhen's three container ports, fast-growing Chiwan terminal is buying new cranes and upgrading its facilities in order to grab a bigger share of the booming southern China port business.
NOL hopes to finish talks on PSA terminal deal soon NEPTUNE Orient Lines is yet to extend its terminal contract with PSA Corporation but hopes to wrap up negotiations soon, according to president and chief executive Flemming Jacobs.
NOL launches masters course
S'pore vows to maintain quality merchant fleet
No Al-Qaeda-linked piracy attacks in Malacca Straits: IMB
Air and Land Transport
Order concerns loom over Boeing and Airbus BOEING and Airbus have used past air shows to trumpet new plane sales.
Boeing may not rehire many workers after orders rebound
Virgin Blue voices concerns to NZ watchdog
JAL, ANA say summer bookings hit by recession
Qantas to boost flights to Japan
Delta loses US$186m in Q2, expects more bleeding in Q3
Features
Booming China port sees more growth ONCE the smallest of Shenzhen's three container ports, fast-growing Chiwan terminal is buying new cranes and upgrading its facilities in order to grab a bigger share of the booming southern China port business.
KLM to buy 6 Airbus KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Airbus today announced they have signed a letter of intent for the purchase of six Airbus A330-200 aircraft, for delivery from early 2005.
Kuehne & Nagel wins American contract Kuehne & Nagel's wholly owned subsidiary, USCO Logistics, has been selected by JCPenney Company, Inc., one of America's largest department store chains, to operate four new, highly automated, regional "store support centers."
USFreightways to sell forwarder USFreightways said it will exit the forwarding business after profits plunged in the second quarter. USF said net income for the second quarter was $5.9 million, or 22 cents per share, down from the $11.4 million, or 43 cents per share, for the second quarter in 2001.
Grattan business via Bolero.net Bolero.net today announced the completion of the first live air freight shipment through the Bolero System, in conjunction with Grattan plc, part of Otto Versand in Germany, the world's largest mail order group and second largest on-line retailer after amazon.com.
Hornbeck files IPO statement Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc.says it has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission relating to a proposed initial public offering of its common stock.
"K" Line joins CNG effort Japan's Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K"Line) is to contribute its operational and marine resources to further the development and eventual deployment of EnerSea's VOTRANS (Volume Optimized Transport and Storage) Compressed Natural Gas system.
Bush goal: 375 ship Navy? A senior Bush Administration official last week said the Navy fleet may be boosted by as many as 58 ships "over the next several years," bringing the total to 375.
Greenpeace faces safety outrage after activists try to block plutonium ship GREENPEACE yesterday faced tough criticism over its tactics after two protesters threw themselves into the path of a vessel carrying a cargo of plutonium MOX fuel and forced it to take evasive action.
NYK Line signs on for US anti-terror initiative NYK Line has emerged as the first carrier to publicly confirm its application to join the US Customs security initiative called Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, writes Matthew Flynn.
Royal Caribbean fury at Brussels over Carnival's P&O bid Brussels is tomorrow expected to bestow its blessing on Carnival's hostile bid for P&O Princess in the face of a threatened legal challenge by preferred suitor Royal Caribbean Cruises.
ILWU expected to reject contract offer Negotiators turn down West Coast employers' offer of a 17 percent raise in wages and benefits in exchange for a longer contract and more hiring flexibility.
Judge OKs Holt Group liquidation An apparent end for the conglomerate, and its former U.S.-Puerto Rico carrier NPR-Navieras.
Canadian National net surges The rail operator said second-quarter net income jumped 17 percent jump over the year-ago period.
Anvers: le transfert de 50.000 containers de MSC vers Hambourg n’est que temporaire La nouvelle n’a en fait rien de surprenant. MSC, le plus grand client du port scaldien, dont le trafic containérisé se situe au niveau de 1,8 mio. de TEU/an, a pris il y a quelque temps déjà la décision de transférer momentanément d’Anvers vers Hambourg un service feeder axé sur les dessertes de la Norvège et du Danemark, ce qui implique également le retour d’une escale à Felixstowe. Ce service représente à Anvers un volume annuel de 50.000 containers (et non 100.000 comme le souligne une certaine presse). La raison de ce transfert réside dans le fait que la Hesse Noord Natie ne disposait plus de capacité suffisante, tant la croissance des trafics est élevée, qui se situe au niveau de 14%. Et n’oublions pas que MSC, insatisfait des prestations de Felixstowe, a transféré sur Anvers un paquet de 200.000 containers/an, ce qui est difficile à assimiler.
Wim Bosman se renforce sur le marché français Le groupe Wim Bosman, siège aux Pays-Bas, vient de renforcer les moyens de sa filiale française. La SA Transports Wim Bosman Paris dispose désormais d’une nouvelle plate-forme logistique à Mitry-Compans (77 Seine-et-Marne). “Notre politique de satisfaction clientèle franchit ainsi un pas de plus”, se félicite Brigitte Herbomez, directrice générale de la filiale française. Comme pour l’ensemble du groupe Wim Bosman, les prestations proposées en France concernent tant le transport que la distribution et la logistique.
La Belgique bientôt ajoutée aux services GF-X de Swiss WorldCargo Les clients belges de Swiss WorldCargo, la division de fret aérien de la nouvelle compagnie aérienne suisse Swiss International Air Lines, pourront bientôt réserver de la capacité via le portail internet Global Freight Exchange (GF-X). La division fret a également conclu des accords avec le réseau de communication électronique Traxon et l’entreprise de handling Cargologic.
Le PACO (La Louvière) prévoit la construction de 15 nouveaux centres de transbordement Le Port autonome du Centre et de l’Ouest (PACO) annonce dans son tout récent plan stratégique la construction de nouveaux centres de transbordement sur quinze sites dans la vaste région où il gère le réseau de voies navigables. Au total, cette région compte 176 kilomètres de voies navigables, 5 bassins portuaires et 20 quais de transbordement d’une longueur totale de 45 kilomètres. Le PACO table grâce à ces centres de transbordement supplémentaires sur une hausse de trafic de 3,5 mio. de t. Ce plan représente un coût de plus de 23 mio. d’EUR sur une période de cinq ans jusqu’en 2007.
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