Nations urged to prevent spread of Sars via sea trade THE International Maritime Organisation has warned of the 'potential danger' of the spread of Sars through the global maritime network and the need for appropriate action in a circular to its 162 member states.
RCL promotes 5 executives THAI-listed intra-Asia operator Regional Container Lines has promoted five executives in a series of management changes.
NYK's profit drops 19% NIPPON Yusen KK, Japan's largest shipping line, said full-year profit fell 19 per cent as lower freight rates and higher fuel costs eroded earnings.
K Line's full-year profit doubles KAWASAKI Kisen Kaisha Ltd , Japan's third-largest shipping line, said full-year profit more than doubled because of increased demand for container shipments on North American and European routes.
Set to recreate history IN the industrial outskirts of Sweden's southern seaport of Gothenburg craftsmen on scaffolding, sprinkled with sawdust, work against time to finish a US$30 million ship set to sail into history.
Air and Land Transport
BA back in the black with pre-tax profit of 135m SLASHING costs helped British Airways plc top market forecasts for annual profit yesterday but Europe's biggest airline warned that first-quarter revenues would be weaker than a year ago in a tough aviation market.
India's Jet Airways aims to fly int'l routes
United and Delta to restore flights in June
Dragonair sees bright spot in cargo
Vietnam Air, US Ex-Im Bank in plane financing deal
China Eastern's traffic down 30%
Features
Cheap cruises on the cards FAR from being a once-in-a-lifetime luxury, taking a cruise on the high seas might soon become little more expensive than staying at home if easyJet founder and self-professed 'serial entrepreneur' Stelios Haji-Ioannou has his way.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EMIRATES SkyCargo, the freight operation of the Dubai-based international airline, walked away with the highest number of awards at the recent Cargo Airline of the Year ceremony, held annually by Air Cargo News for the air cargo industry.
Nations urged to prevent spread of Sars via sea trade THE International Maritime Organisation has warned of the 'potential danger' of the spread of Sars through the global maritime network and the need for appropriate action in a circular to its 162 member states.
RCL promotes 5 executives THAI-listed intra-Asia operator Regional Container Lines has promoted five executives in a series of management changes.
NYK's profit drops 19% NIPPON Yusen KK, Japan's largest shipping line, said full-year profit fell 19 per cent as lower freight rates and higher fuel costs eroded earnings.
K Line's full-year profit doubles KAWASAKI Kisen Kaisha Ltd , Japan's third-largest shipping line, said full-year profit more than doubled because of increased demand for container shipments on North American and European routes.
Set to recreate history IN the industrial outskirts of Sweden's southern seaport of Gothenburg craftsmen on scaffolding, sprinkled with sawdust, work against time to finish a US$30 million ship set to sail into history.
Air and Land Transport
BA back in the black with pre-tax profit of 135m SLASHING costs helped British Airways plc top market forecasts for annual profit yesterday but Europe's biggest airline warned that first-quarter revenues would be weaker than a year ago in a tough aviation market.
India's Jet Airways aims to fly int'l routes
United and Delta to restore flights in June
Dragonair sees bright spot in cargo
Vietnam Air, US Ex-Im Bank in plane financing deal
China Eastern's traffic down 30%
Features
Cheap cruises on the cards FAR from being a once-in-a-lifetime luxury, taking a cruise on the high seas might soon become little more expensive than staying at home if easyJet founder and self-professed 'serial entrepreneur' Stelios Haji-Ioannou has his way.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EMIRATES SkyCargo, the freight operation of the Dubai-based international airline, walked away with the highest number of awards at the recent Cargo Airline of the Year ceremony, held annually by Air Cargo News for the air cargo industry.
Nations urged to prevent spread of Sars via sea trade THE International Maritime Organisation has warned of the 'potential danger' of the spread of Sars through the global maritime network and the need for appropriate action in a circular to its 162 member states.
RCL promotes 5 executives THAI-listed intra-Asia operator Regional Container Lines has promoted five executives in a series of management changes.
NYK's profit drops 19% NIPPON Yusen KK, Japan's largest shipping line, said full-year profit fell 19 per cent as lower freight rates and higher fuel costs eroded earnings.
K Line's full-year profit doubles KAWASAKI Kisen Kaisha Ltd , Japan's third-largest shipping line, said full-year profit more than doubled because of increased demand for container shipments on North American and European routes.
Set to recreate history IN the industrial outskirts of Sweden's southern seaport of Gothenburg craftsmen on scaffolding, sprinkled with sawdust, work against time to finish a US$30 million ship set to sail into history.
Air and Land Transport
BA back in the black with pre-tax profit of 135m SLASHING costs helped British Airways plc top market forecasts for annual profit yesterday but Europe's biggest airline warned that first-quarter revenues would be weaker than a year ago in a tough aviation market.
India's Jet Airways aims to fly int'l routes
United and Delta to restore flights in June
Dragonair sees bright spot in cargo
Vietnam Air, US Ex-Im Bank in plane financing deal
China Eastern's traffic down 30%
Features
Cheap cruises on the cards FAR from being a once-in-a-lifetime luxury, taking a cruise on the high seas might soon become little more expensive than staying at home if easyJet founder and self-professed 'serial entrepreneur' Stelios Haji-Ioannou has his way.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EMIRATES SkyCargo, the freight operation of the Dubai-based international airline, walked away with the highest number of awards at the recent Cargo Airline of the Year ceremony, held annually by Air Cargo News for the air cargo industry.
Nations urged to prevent spread of Sars via sea trade THE International Maritime Organisation has warned of the 'potential danger' of the spread of Sars through the global maritime network and the need for appropriate action in a circular to its 162 member states.
RCL promotes 5 executives THAI-listed intra-Asia operator Regional Container Lines has promoted five executives in a series of management changes.
NYK's profit drops 19% NIPPON Yusen KK, Japan's largest shipping line, said full-year profit fell 19 per cent as lower freight rates and higher fuel costs eroded earnings.
K Line's full-year profit doubles KAWASAKI Kisen Kaisha Ltd , Japan's third-largest shipping line, said full-year profit more than doubled because of increased demand for container shipments on North American and European routes.
Set to recreate history IN the industrial outskirts of Sweden's southern seaport of Gothenburg craftsmen on scaffolding, sprinkled with sawdust, work against time to finish a US$30 million ship set to sail into history.
Air and Land Transport
BA back in the black with pre-tax profit of 135m SLASHING costs helped British Airways plc top market forecasts for annual profit yesterday but Europe's biggest airline warned that first-quarter revenues would be weaker than a year ago in a tough aviation market.
India's Jet Airways aims to fly int'l routes
United and Delta to restore flights in June
Dragonair sees bright spot in cargo
Vietnam Air, US Ex-Im Bank in plane financing deal
China Eastern's traffic down 30%
Features
Cheap cruises on the cards FAR from being a once-in-a-lifetime luxury, taking a cruise on the high seas might soon become little more expensive than staying at home if easyJet founder and self-professed 'serial entrepreneur' Stelios Haji-Ioannou has his way.
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board EMIRATES SkyCargo, the freight operation of the Dubai-based international airline, walked away with the highest number of awards at the recent Cargo Airline of the Year ceremony, held annually by Air Cargo News for the air cargo industry.
Christiane names latest Oldendorff containerships CHRISTIANE Oldendorff (above), chairman and managing director of Reederei 'Nord' Klaus E Oldendorff, has named the company's latest two newbuildings, writes Eric Watkins in Nicosia.
PDV Marina gets back to business with fleet upgrade PDV Marina, the shipping arm of Venezuela's state oil giant Petroleos de Venezuela SA, is beginning to contemplate fleet modernisation as the impact of the nation's general strike fades.
Barbados register begins vessel profile check-ups EXPERIENCED inspectors are to be asked for their general impressions of a ship's condition under a new scheme launched by the Barbados register, writes Janet Porter.
Trades slowdown forces OT Africa Line to pull ship OT AFRICA Line is withdrawing a ship from its service between Europe and West Africa because of a slowdown in trade over the past couple of months.
Terrorist probe surrounds ship arrested in Italy Suspected al-Qa'eda attacks in Saudi Arabia and Morocco have led to heightened security at ports around the globe but up to now terrorists have not used the maritime industry as expected to ship bombs.
NYK profits rise but fall short of target Japan's largest shipping line said operating income rose 5.4 percent to $575 million on revenue of $10.4 billion.
Cargo spurs British Airways profit Europe's biggest airline posted a pre-tax profit of $219 million compared to a $324 million loss the previous year.
Deutsche Post boss confident on Airborne takeover
Grand Alliance adds Asia-Europe loop
P&O Ports buys private India terminal
DHL Danzas Air & Ocean opens Wash. border-crossing facility
Small ships feature in latest GA Asia/Europe loop The Grand Alliance's (GA) long-expected sixth Asia/North Europe loop was announced this morning with smaller than expected ships and a Cagliari port call under discussion.
HPH excluded from Nhava Sheva bid on security grounds India's Defence Ministry has shot down Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH)'s bid for Jawaharlal Nehru Port's new proposed Nhava Sheva container terminal on grounds of security.
South Africa: 'Liner operators to blame for congestion'
US remains 'susceptible to acts of terrorism' warn Senators
Will Fesco's ANZ/ECNA ambitions be hard to realise?
Vitoria's TVV terminal to receive $6m cash injection
Pilot error grounded 3,424TEU ANL vessel
US Customs seeks more cash for container security role
MOL seeks reasons for optimism as operating income falls
P&O Ports' new Indian terminal to handle first vessel
Industry moves to standardise box technology and procedures
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