Pre-screening of US bound boxes progressing well SINGAPORE is making 'good progress' in security pre-screening of US-bound cargo containers less than three months after US Customs officers were posted at the port, according to Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan.
Korea to price Daewoo Shipbuilding stake today SOUTH Korea will set the price today for its sale of a 15 per cent stake in Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co as it recoups money spent bailing out the world's second-largest shipbuilder, a spokesman for the company said.
Finland, Denmark urge ban on single-hulled tankers FINLAND and Denmark called on the Baltic countries to ban oil tankers with single hulls to increase safety at sea and avoid oil spills similar to the one caused last year by the sinking of the tanker Prestige near Spain.
ICTSI buys Baltic terminal for US$41m PHILIPPINE-based International Container Terminal Services Inc said yesterday it had acquired the Baltic container terminal in Gdynia, Poland, for US$41 million.
Air and Land Transport
Air Canada, pilots' union reach tentative agreement AIR Canada reached a tentative agreement on Sunday with the union representing its 3,150 pilots on cutbacks, clearing a crucial hurdle in its effort to restructure under bankruptcy protection.
Northwest expects to lay off more pilots
More JAL staff asked to take leave
THAI suffering huge losses due to Sars
80% of flights in France likely to be cancelled today
Worst appears to be over for Lufthansa: CEO
Features
Former naval base back in business WHEN the last US naval ship sailed out of Subic Bay in the Philippines in 1992, so did the GI Joe-dollars that had fuelled the economy of surrounding towns for nearly half a century.
Pre-screening of US bound boxes progressing well SINGAPORE is making 'good progress' in security pre-screening of US-bound cargo containers less than three months after US Customs officers were posted at the port, according to Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan.
Korea to price Daewoo Shipbuilding stake today SOUTH Korea will set the price today for its sale of a 15 per cent stake in Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co as it recoups money spent bailing out the world's second-largest shipbuilder, a spokesman for the company said.
Finland, Denmark urge ban on single-hulled tankers FINLAND and Denmark called on the Baltic countries to ban oil tankers with single hulls to increase safety at sea and avoid oil spills similar to the one caused last year by the sinking of the tanker Prestige near Spain.
ICTSI buys Baltic terminal for US$41m PHILIPPINE-based International Container Terminal Services Inc said yesterday it had acquired the Baltic container terminal in Gdynia, Poland, for US$41 million.
Air and Land Transport
Air Canada, pilots' union reach tentative agreement AIR Canada reached a tentative agreement on Sunday with the union representing its 3,150 pilots on cutbacks, clearing a crucial hurdle in its effort to restructure under bankruptcy protection.
Northwest expects to lay off more pilots
More JAL staff asked to take leave
THAI suffering huge losses due to Sars
80% of flights in France likely to be cancelled today
Worst appears to be over for Lufthansa: CEO
Features
Former naval base back in business WHEN the last US naval ship sailed out of Subic Bay in the Philippines in 1992, so did the GI Joe-dollars that had fuelled the economy of surrounding towns for nearly half a century.
Pre-screening of US bound boxes progressing well SINGAPORE is making 'good progress' in security pre-screening of US-bound cargo containers less than three months after US Customs officers were posted at the port, according to Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan.
Korea to price Daewoo Shipbuilding stake today SOUTH Korea will set the price today for its sale of a 15 per cent stake in Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co as it recoups money spent bailing out the world's second-largest shipbuilder, a spokesman for the company said.
Finland, Denmark urge ban on single-hulled tankers FINLAND and Denmark called on the Baltic countries to ban oil tankers with single hulls to increase safety at sea and avoid oil spills similar to the one caused last year by the sinking of the tanker Prestige near Spain.
ICTSI buys Baltic terminal for US$41m PHILIPPINE-based International Container Terminal Services Inc said yesterday it had acquired the Baltic container terminal in Gdynia, Poland, for US$41 million.
Air and Land Transport
Air Canada, pilots' union reach tentative agreement AIR Canada reached a tentative agreement on Sunday with the union representing its 3,150 pilots on cutbacks, clearing a crucial hurdle in its effort to restructure under bankruptcy protection.
Northwest expects to lay off more pilots
More JAL staff asked to take leave
THAI suffering huge losses due to Sars
80% of flights in France likely to be cancelled today
Worst appears to be over for Lufthansa: CEO
Features
Former naval base back in business WHEN the last US naval ship sailed out of Subic Bay in the Philippines in 1992, so did the GI Joe-dollars that had fuelled the economy of surrounding towns for nearly half a century.
Japanese natural gas imports set to explode JAPANESE companies will seek to significantly increase liquefied natural gas imports over the next 17 years, with gas expected to represent 20% of the nation's total energy supply by 2020.
Filanowski and du Moulin's part in $15m Teekay tankers deal revealed RICHARD du Moulin and his partner, Mark Filanowski, have emerged as the "clients of Drakos" involved in the purchase of two of Tee-kay Shipping's mid-1980s aframaxes.
Lloyd's List launches innovative online pages LLOYD'S List has launched the latest in a series of innovations for subscribers to its online service.
US unions demand Carnival quit Panama links THE biggest cruise company in the world and the largest trade union in the US are scheduled to collide in Southampton on June 23 - and the issue is the cruise firm's Panamanian incorporation, writes Rajesh Joshi in New York.
FMC expands TSA investigation The probe of trans-Pacific carriers now includes the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement's current service-contracting season and the trade between the Far East and Indian Subcontinent and the U.S. East Coast.
Korean shipyards boom on orders Some of South Korea's largest shipbuilders have already met or exceeded order forecasts for the entire year, and say the outlook for the second half appears good.
TSA influence goes under the microscope as investigators demand comprehensive access to information Roused by evidence already gathered, the US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is drastically expanding an investigation prompted by alleged abuses during the Transpacific Stabilisation Agreement (TSA)'s 2002-3 contracting season.
Industrial zone pushes East London into early expansion South Africa's National Ports Authority is ready to expand the handling capacity of East London harbour from 90,000 TEU to 305,000 TEU a year.
Bad blood in JNP as congestion chokes Nhava Sheva
Brazilian cabotage JV set to launch in July
Operations normalised as APMT Rotterdam negotiates roster
Widdows confirmed as APL CEO
Ludwigshafen trimodal terminal launch to follow tender
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