Japan helping Indonesia to set up coast guard SENIOR Indonesian officials held talks with the Japan Coast Guard in Tokyo last week as they work towards creating their own coast guard for the vast archipelago.
Japan may provide escort for its tankers sailing M-E THE Japanese Government may deploy some of its Coast Guard vessels to escort tankers to and from the Middle East.
Cargo insurance may jump 11 times: NOL NEPTUNE Orient Lines , which runs the world's seventh-largest liner fleet, said war-risk insurance for cargo between North America and the Middle East may rise as much as 11 times starting March 29.
Carnival's profit down 2.1% in Q1 on lower prices CARNIVAL Corp, the world's largest cruise line, said first-quarter profit fell 2.1 per cent as costs rose and the company cut prices amid a travel slump.
Air and Land Transport
More airlines seen slashing flights as war takes toll MORE major airlines are expected to cut flight schedules and jobs this week as the slump in travel bookings because of the war in Iraq takes a toll on the battered industry, analysts said on Sunday.
KLM halts Israel flights
DHL in talks to buy US rival's assets for US$1b
KLM rules out merger with BA
More Sino-European flights
Shandong Airlines to acquire 9 Boeings
Features
Airlines feeling shock waves of Iraqi conflict AMERICA'S military plan in Iraq is to 'shock and awe' the enemy into quick submission.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EDWARD Yau has been appointed the Port of Rotterdam's representative in Hong Kong and Southern China, replacing Pieter Bruls.
Japan helping Indonesia to set up coast guard SENIOR Indonesian officials held talks with the Japan Coast Guard in Tokyo last week as they work towards creating their own coast guard for the vast archipelago.
Japan may provide escort for its tankers sailing M-E THE Japanese Government may deploy some of its Coast Guard vessels to escort tankers to and from the Middle East.
Cargo insurance may jump 11 times: NOL NEPTUNE Orient Lines , which runs the world's seventh-largest liner fleet, said war-risk insurance for cargo between North America and the Middle East may rise as much as 11 times starting March 29.
Carnival's profit down 2.1% in Q1 on lower prices CARNIVAL Corp, the world's largest cruise line, said first-quarter profit fell 2.1 per cent as costs rose and the company cut prices amid a travel slump.
Air and Land Transport
More airlines seen slashing flights as war takes toll MORE major airlines are expected to cut flight schedules and jobs this week as the slump in travel bookings because of the war in Iraq takes a toll on the battered industry, analysts said on Sunday.
KLM halts Israel flights
DHL in talks to buy US rival's assets for US$1b
KLM rules out merger with BA
More Sino-European flights
Shandong Airlines to acquire 9 Boeings
Features
Airlines feeling shock waves of Iraqi conflict AMERICA'S military plan in Iraq is to 'shock and awe' the enemy into quick submission.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EDWARD Yau has been appointed the Port of Rotterdam's representative in Hong Kong and Southern China, replacing Pieter Bruls.
Japan helping Indonesia to set up coast guard SENIOR Indonesian officials held talks with the Japan Coast Guard in Tokyo last week as they work towards creating their own coast guard for the vast archipelago.
Japan may provide escort for its tankers sailing M-E THE Japanese Government may deploy some of its Coast Guard vessels to escort tankers to and from the Middle East.
Cargo insurance may jump 11 times: NOL NEPTUNE Orient Lines , which runs the world's seventh-largest liner fleet, said war-risk insurance for cargo between North America and the Middle East may rise as much as 11 times starting March 29.
Carnival's profit down 2.1% in Q1 on lower prices CARNIVAL Corp, the world's largest cruise line, said first-quarter profit fell 2.1 per cent as costs rose and the company cut prices amid a travel slump.
Air and Land Transport
More airlines seen slashing flights as war takes toll MORE major airlines are expected to cut flight schedules and jobs this week as the slump in travel bookings because of the war in Iraq takes a toll on the battered industry, analysts said on Sunday.
KLM halts Israel flights
DHL in talks to buy US rival's assets for US$1b
KLM rules out merger with BA
More Sino-European flights
Shandong Airlines to acquire 9 Boeings
Features
Airlines feeling shock waves of Iraqi conflict AMERICA'S military plan in Iraq is to 'shock and awe' the enemy into quick submission.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EDWARD Yau has been appointed the Port of Rotterdam's representative in Hong Kong and Southern China, replacing Pieter Bruls.
Japan helping Indonesia to set up coast guard SENIOR Indonesian officials held talks with the Japan Coast Guard in Tokyo last week as they work towards creating their own coast guard for the vast archipelago.
Japan may provide escort for its tankers sailing M-E THE Japanese Government may deploy some of its Coast Guard vessels to escort tankers to and from the Middle East.
Cargo insurance may jump 11 times: NOL NEPTUNE Orient Lines , which runs the world's seventh-largest liner fleet, said war-risk insurance for cargo between North America and the Middle East may rise as much as 11 times starting March 29.
Carnival's profit down 2.1% in Q1 on lower prices CARNIVAL Corp, the world's largest cruise line, said first-quarter profit fell 2.1 per cent as costs rose and the company cut prices amid a travel slump.
Air and Land Transport
More airlines seen slashing flights as war takes toll MORE major airlines are expected to cut flight schedules and jobs this week as the slump in travel bookings because of the war in Iraq takes a toll on the battered industry, analysts said on Sunday.
KLM halts Israel flights
DHL in talks to buy US rival's assets for US$1b
KLM rules out merger with BA
More Sino-European flights
Shandong Airlines to acquire 9 Boeings
Features
Airlines feeling shock waves of Iraqi conflict AMERICA'S military plan in Iraq is to 'shock and awe' the enemy into quick submission.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EDWARD Yau has been appointed the Port of Rotterdam's representative in Hong Kong and Southern China, replacing Pieter Bruls.
US firm to win Umm Qasr port reconstruction deal NON-AMERICAN companies are being locked out of US-backed Iraq reconstruction tenders worth an estimated $1bn, it was confirmed yesterday, even as a huge tranche of food aid was being readied for Iraq and the winner of a key seaport administration contract was scheduled to be announced.
Japan Energy Corp pulls plug on Kuwait calls LEADING trader Japan Energy Corp has ordered tankers it charters not to call on Kuwait, in view of the military situation in the northern Gulf.
Airborne in talks to sell ground delivery unit to Deutsche Post Airborne Inc. said that it is negotiations to sell its US ground operations to DHL Worldwide Express, a unit of German-based Deutsche Post World Net, for a reported $1 billion.
DOT, FedEx in dispute over 9-11 funds Express carrier disputing government claim that it refund $31.6 million that it received for disruption of services after September 11 attacks.
Canada border crossings fluid Despite heightened security, for commercial traffic the border has never seemed more open.
Senate approves port security funding
AAPA: Military cargo moving faster than in Desert Storm
Rotterdam fears budget cuts could spike Maasvlakte II Rotterdam municipality made an offer to loan the Dutch federal government '600 (US$638.5) million in a bid to secure the green light for the Maasvlakte II today.
Shanghai forwarders to protest at MSL commission cuts Shanghai International Freight Forwarders' Association (SIFFA) is planning to boycott Maersk Sealand next month in protest at its decision to cut forwarder's commission.
Cross-party security debate could release federal funds for US port security
Resumption of share trading brings little respite to HMM
Panama Canal Railway benefits from MSL volumes
Higher premiums ensures TT Club's revival
Wan Hai and Evergreen extend intra-Asia partnership
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