PSA can overcome Pelepas threat PSA Corporation should be able to withstand and overcome the competition posed by the young Malaysian upstart Port of Tanjung Pelepas , shipping executives and analysts say.
Chinese stowaways nabbed in Turkey
LT, CMA CGM team up on trans-Pacific
Air and Land Transport
US airlines face Q1 losses of over US$2b WALL Street expects major US airlines to report more than US$2 billion in first-quarter losses this week even as the aviation industry steadily recovers from the weak economy and the steep travel slump that followed the Sept 11 attacks on the US.
Some rivals match Continental's higher fares
New security equipment for New York City's airports
PSA can overcome Pelepas threat PSA Corporation should be able to withstand and overcome the competition posed by the young Malaysian upstart Port of Tanjung Pelepas , shipping executives and analysts say.
Chinese stowaways nabbed in Turkey
LT, CMA CGM team up on trans-Pacific
Air and Land Transport
US airlines face Q1 losses of over US$2b WALL Street expects major US airlines to report more than US$2 billion in first-quarter losses this week even as the aviation industry steadily recovers from the weak economy and the steep travel slump that followed the Sept 11 attacks on the US.
Some rivals match Continental's higher fares
New security equipment for New York City's airports
United wants more Bush-aid United Airlines is considering applying for assistance under the federal government's $10 billion guarantee loan program, as it prepares to unveil another large loss next week.
Hein to retire form P&O board P&O announces that Richard Hein will be retiring from the Board as from this year's Annual General Meeting on 17th May.
More traffic British airports BAA, the UK airport operator, reported its second successive month of growth in March since the US terrorist attacks, in line with the tentative recovery in global air traffic.
Greece dismisses advisor Greece has ended its cooperation with international adviser Credit Suisse First Boston after failed efforts to sell troubled national carrier Olympic Airways.
Airbus portrays Boeing staffing as excessive Airbus said Boeing would have to cut up to 15,000 jobs beyond the 30,000 positions it is already eliminating to equal productivity at Airbus.
Share-issue SAS The Board of Directors of SAS decided to issue 2,683,604 new shares in SAS AB.
Schenker glad with GF-X Schenker has now fully committed to participate in Global Freight Exchange having experienced the benefits of the system in New York, London and Hong Kong.
USCG selects next First District Commander Rear Admiral Vivien S. Crea has been selected to become the 38th First Coast Guard District Commander
French firm unveils its strategy to build next British carriers A group led by French defense contractorThales (the one-time Thomson-CSF) yesterday announced its strategy for the shipbuilding phase of the U.K. MoD's future carrier (CVF) program-using U.S. oil patch expertise.
EC starts "detailed" probe of Carnival's Princess bid Saying that there are "serious concerns," the European Commission has launched a detailed investigation into the proposed takeover of P&O Princess by Carnival Corporation.
SeaWave completes state-of-the-art station, appoints new sales director Maritime wireless communications specialist SeaWave has completed a new, state-of-the-art communications station and hired former Cruisephone VP Chuck Gibson as director of sales
US Senate to press for global security regime LOUISIANA senator John Breaux will introduce sweeping new legislation this week, challenging the international community to develop a new maritime security regime while enabling the US to go it alone if those efforts fail.
Pressure mounts on AP Møller to be more open over finances AP Møller is under fire from a leading Danish securities firm for ignoring the investment community's demands for greater financial transparency, writes Janet Porter.
OECD in crackdown on substandard shipping MARINE insurers should refuse to pay the fines of shipowners found guilty of safety or pollution-related offences, a group of leading industrial countries is recommending as part of a new crackdown on substandard shipping.
Bumper bonus for Clarksons' top broker CLARKSONS has put the "rich" into Richard Fulford-Smith with a bonus of more than '1m for the company's leading sale and purchase broker.
NY int'l. air cargo plunged in Jan. A strong dollar and global economic woes hit air freight shipments at New York's hubs.
Supertanker rates in free-fall Rates retreated to their lowest levels since the mid-1980s after OPEC said it has no plans to pump more oil to make up the shortfall caused by Iraq's suspension of exports. ' TACA bunker fee | Hutchison Ports eyes India
March gains buoy Montreal outlook An official with the Port of Montreal is predicting a return to expansion in the second half of 2002.
Mineta opens Los Angeles rail project
Teamsters' Hoffa to sit in on West Coast port talks
TRW to perform U.S. port security reviews
Schenker committed to online air marketplace
Vastera expands in Brazil
Shanghai exports surge in 1Q
Feds name PA police chief as JFK security director
Feport: au marché de décider le nombre d’opérateurs portuaires... “Feport est d’avis qu’il devrait être laissé au marché le soin de décider combien d’opérateurs sont nécessaires par port et dans le cas d’abus de position dominante, les règles de concurrence devraient s’appliquer”. C’est ce qu’a déclaré Paul Valkeniers, président de Feport, la Fédération des opérateurs portuaires privés, lors de la convention Marilog qui s’est tenue tout récemment à Hambourg.
Les trains de marchandises dépassent de loin les 8 km/h de la Commission européenne... Il n’est pas rare d’entendre la commissaire européenne aux Transports et à l’Energie Loyola de Palacio et ses adjoints parler avec dédain de la vitesse des trains de marchandises en Europe. Son prédécesseur Kinnock parlait encore de 16 km/h, elle descend même à huit km/h. Il est tout de même bon de savoir que tous les trains ne circulent pas à cette vitesse, loin s’en faut.
La reprise de Keulders est un fait Dans notre édition d’hier, nous annoncions que dans le cadre de la vente par appartements du groupe français Vialle, Gilbert Keulders, l’ancien propriétaire de la société de transport du même nom, allait probablement racheter son anciennen entreprise. “C’est fait”, nous a-t-il déclaré hier au téléphone. Il a précisé que beaucoup d’énergie devra désormais aller à la restauration de la confiance des clients, des fournisseurs et du personnel. Il voit toutefois les choses d’un très bon oeil, car depuis la restructuration d’il y a un peu plus d’un an, la société est saine et bénéficaire.
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