PSA moves in with its own man at Belgian unit THE appointment of PSA veteran Vincent Lim to head PSA International's European subsidiary Hesse Noord Natie can be seen as the Singapore group moving in with its own man, given the importance of HNN to its global volumes.
Maritime R&D advisory panel formed MARITIME research and development is set to get a boost in Singapore with the establishment of a second advisory committee by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore .
Maersk Sealand sees more growth THE container shipping business is set to go on growing this and next year, according to the head of Maersk Sealand, the container unit of Denmark's A P Moeller-Maersk.
Suicide bombers attack Basra oil terminal SUICIDE bombers launched two boat attacks on Iraq's vital Basra offshore oil terminal on Saturday, Iraqi officials said, but the British military said there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Queen Mary 2 arrives in style in New York THE world's biggest ocean liner, The Queen Mary 2, arrived in the United States, and New York was barely big enough to hold her.
Air and Land Transport
Pilots can help Delta avoid bankruptcy: CEO DELTA Air Lines' chief executive said the company can easily avoid bankruptcy because there are still areas of discussion to explore in concession talks with pilots.
FedEx, UPS pilots could carry guns from May 1
IA starting 2nd daily S'pore-Chennai flight
Jet fuel price rise delays new Tehran airport opening
Korean Air gets bomb threat
Ryanair CEO: yields to fall 5-20%
Ship Sales
Ship Sales OVERALL the activity has rather slowed somewhat. However, considering the extensive Easter holiday break, this was to be expected.
Liner Scene
Unwelcome developments for container shipping industry OVER the last few weeks there have a number of ominous developments for the container shipping industry, which has been going through a relatively good spell.
PSA moves in with its own man at Belgian unit THE appointment of PSA veteran Vincent Lim to head PSA International's European subsidiary Hesse Noord Natie can be seen as the Singapore group moving in with its own man, given the importance of HNN to its global volumes.
Maritime R&D advisory panel formed MARITIME research and development is set to get a boost in Singapore with the establishment of a second advisory committee by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore .
Maersk Sealand sees more growth THE container shipping business is set to go on growing this and next year, according to the head of Maersk Sealand, the container unit of Denmark's A P Moeller-Maersk.
Suicide bombers attack Basra oil terminal SUICIDE bombers launched two boat attacks on Iraq's vital Basra offshore oil terminal on Saturday, Iraqi officials said, but the British military said there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Queen Mary 2 arrives in style in New York THE world's biggest ocean liner, The Queen Mary 2, arrived in the United States, and New York was barely big enough to hold her.
Air and Land Transport
Pilots can help Delta avoid bankruptcy: CEO DELTA Air Lines' chief executive said the company can easily avoid bankruptcy because there are still areas of discussion to explore in concession talks with pilots.
FedEx, UPS pilots could carry guns from May 1
IA starting 2nd daily S'pore-Chennai flight
Jet fuel price rise delays new Tehran airport opening
Korean Air gets bomb threat
Ryanair CEO: yields to fall 5-20%
Ship Sales
Ship Sales OVERALL the activity has rather slowed somewhat. However, considering the extensive Easter holiday break, this was to be expected.
Liner Scene
Unwelcome developments for container shipping industry OVER the last few weeks there have a number of ominous developments for the container shipping industry, which has been going through a relatively good spell.
PSA moves in with its own man at Belgian unit THE appointment of PSA veteran Vincent Lim to head PSA International's European subsidiary Hesse Noord Natie can be seen as the Singapore group moving in with its own man, given the importance of HNN to its global volumes.
Maritime R&D advisory panel formed MARITIME research and development is set to get a boost in Singapore with the establishment of a second advisory committee by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore .
Maersk Sealand sees more growth THE container shipping business is set to go on growing this and next year, according to the head of Maersk Sealand, the container unit of Denmark's A P Moeller-Maersk.
Suicide bombers attack Basra oil terminal SUICIDE bombers launched two boat attacks on Iraq's vital Basra offshore oil terminal on Saturday, Iraqi officials said, but the British military said there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Queen Mary 2 arrives in style in New York THE world's biggest ocean liner, The Queen Mary 2, arrived in the United States, and New York was barely big enough to hold her.
Air and Land Transport
Pilots can help Delta avoid bankruptcy: CEO DELTA Air Lines' chief executive said the company can easily avoid bankruptcy because there are still areas of discussion to explore in concession talks with pilots.
FedEx, UPS pilots could carry guns from May 1
IA starting 2nd daily S'pore-Chennai flight
Jet fuel price rise delays new Tehran airport opening
Korean Air gets bomb threat
Ryanair CEO: yields to fall 5-20%
Ship Sales
Ship Sales OVERALL the activity has rather slowed somewhat. However, considering the extensive Easter holiday break, this was to be expected.
Liner Scene
Unwelcome developments for container shipping industry OVER the last few weeks there have a number of ominous developments for the container shipping industry, which has been going through a relatively good spell.
PSA moves in with its own man at Belgian unit THE appointment of PSA veteran Vincent Lim to head PSA International's European subsidiary Hesse Noord Natie can be seen as the Singapore group moving in with its own man, given the importance of HNN to its global volumes.
Maritime R&D advisory panel formed MARITIME research and development is set to get a boost in Singapore with the establishment of a second advisory committee by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore .
Maersk Sealand sees more growth THE container shipping business is set to go on growing this and next year, according to the head of Maersk Sealand, the container unit of Denmark's A P Moeller-Maersk.
Suicide bombers attack Basra oil terminal SUICIDE bombers launched two boat attacks on Iraq's vital Basra offshore oil terminal on Saturday, Iraqi officials said, but the British military said there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Queen Mary 2 arrives in style in New York THE world's biggest ocean liner, The Queen Mary 2, arrived in the United States, and New York was barely big enough to hold her.
Air and Land Transport
Pilots can help Delta avoid bankruptcy: CEO DELTA Air Lines' chief executive said the company can easily avoid bankruptcy because there are still areas of discussion to explore in concession talks with pilots.
FedEx, UPS pilots could carry guns from May 1
IA starting 2nd daily S'pore-Chennai flight
Jet fuel price rise delays new Tehran airport opening
Korean Air gets bomb threat
Ryanair CEO: yields to fall 5-20%
Ship Sales
Ship Sales OVERALL the activity has rather slowed somewhat. However, considering the extensive Easter holiday break, this was to be expected.
Liner Scene
Unwelcome developments for container shipping industry OVER the last few weeks there have a number of ominous developments for the container shipping industry, which has been going through a relatively good spell.
LA prices tumble on cargo arrival and coker outage Reports of some players dumping fuel dismissed by suppliers.
Bad debts force family business to cease trading South African trader bitter as third party deal goes sour; non-paying vessel still at large.
Baltic IFOs rebound with crude Most Baltic IFO numbers are now moving higher into the weekend following last nights crude rebound
Singapore fuel oil imports seen unsuitable for bunkers Some traders think bunker premiums compared to mean Singapore fuel oil values will rise as overall bloated stocks of fuel oil will not equal healthy avails of on-spec marine fuels.
US warns of terrorist threat to Asia's key shipping lanes Washington says that Asia and US have to focus on 'potential of disastrous maritime terrorist incident'.
Rotterdam firm, barges tight near-term
Anti-corruption officers raid supplier's offices Barge also raided in what MPA describe as 'routine checks' of Singapore's sixth largest bunker supplier.
Fulford-Smith clinches top job at Clarksons as Weston quits A BOARDROOM shake-up at Clarksons, the world's largest shipbroker, has seen Richard Fulford-Smith claim the mantle of chief executive and could trigger the departure of Gary Weston from the group.
MOL tipped to join 8,000 teu ranks JAPANESE liner giant MOL is expected to join the 8,000 teu club with an order believed to be imminent.
IMO wins the day on stop and search update THE International Maritime Organisation looks to have headed off a bid by India and Pakistan to challenge its mandate to allow a broadening of the number of suspected "offences" for which ships can be stopped and searched on the high seas.
O'Neil urges shipping on 'new tack' with IMO THE maritime world's former top watchdog William O' Neil has called on the industry to take a 'new tack' in co-operation with the International Maritime Organization to help rid itself of a persistent bad image.
Vancouver tug strike in the balance THOUSANDS of jobs hang in the balance today as parties in the Vancouver tug strike consider a mediator's settlement suggestion that expires at 16:30 hours local time
NITC unveils LNG plans for China THE National Iranian Tanker Company has unveiled plans to ship LNG for China, initially using three 140,000m'-capacity ships
Dockwise still seeks replacement DOCKWISE Shipping, the Breda, Netherlands-based heavy transport specialist, has still to appoint a commercial manager to replace Rob Boer
MOL revises year end forecast MITSUI OSK Lines has once again revised its year-end forecasts upwards, citing continued strength in its main shipping markets and the success of cost cutting efforts
Santos in black despite strikes THE Brazilian port of Santos has posted a profit of about Rs6M ($2.07M) for the first three months of the year despite a horrendous sequence of strikes
Salalah expects transhipment growth SALALAH Port Services in Oman, which registered a 7% financial growth last year, is anticipating 20% growth in transhipment business this year
Vancouver tug strike over Tug boat operators, employers accept federal mediator's proposal to end strike that shut down 80 percent of region's port traffic, crippled box operations.
China ministries at loggerheads over THCs China's Ministry of Communications (MoC) and Ministry of Commerce (MoCom) are at loggerheads over terminal handling charges (THCs) it emerged today.
No end to Canadian tug dispute as Boxships divert to US At least six vessels, including containerships, have diverted to US ports and another six have offloaded extra cargo in the US since a tugboat strike began in western Canada on April 16.
Master Plan has 2020 vision but MTL denies CSXWT buyout talks Rationalisation among terminal operators at the Port of Hong Kong is one of the ways that the Government study, Master Plan 2020, projects will allow higher port productivity.
NZ's successful Metroport to double in size
Shell in talks with box-terminal majors to sell 49% stake in Hazira, Gujarat
New HNN CEO from within PSA organisation
MOL issues upward revision of results and dividends
CMA CGM launches Asia-East Med direct service
Two South Korean ports show positive Q1 throughput
S.Korean minister offers Hutchison support in return for Gwangyang investment
Rail partnership to liberalise Italian-Iberian intermodal market
Rotterdam plans safety-net against future heli-failures delaying their pilots
Von Appen family creeps into limelight Chilean shipping group set for higher profile with Stelmar joint venture.
Stelmar seeks safe spot in StelCape Joint venture will enable company to increase its exposure to spot market, but without too much risk.
Euronav snaps up Hellespont ULCCs Tankers International member scores in $450m deal with Tisch-Papachristidis venture for four ultra large crude carriers.
Stolt Offshore starts year with more losses Another deficit for Stolt-Nielsen division, though red ink modest compared to previous quarter.
Stelmar forms joint venture with Cape Tankers StelCape's fleet of 14 double-hull panamax tankers will have average age of five years.
World-Wide denies disposal rumours Helmut Sohmen dismisses market gossip of more than $1bn VLCC fleet sale as nonsense.
Confusion over Oceania insurance Insurer withdraws default cover, but company claims it was just a mix-up.
Taiwan Navigation banks profit More bulk-boom related good fortune for Taiwanese owner.
Mitsui OSK profit to triple Japanese line says shipping boom and cost cuts will mean better than forecast result.
Keppel ships take final bow Boxships produced healthy first quarter profits before being sold.
Car carrier order haul revealed Ingar Skaug details newbuilding program for Wallenius Lines and Wilh. Wilhelmsen.
CSDC ups tanker order at GSI China Shipping Development Co sees first quarter profit hike as domestic demand soars.
Fulford takes the hot seat Gary Weston steps aside as Clarksons chairman but may return in new role.
Trailer Bridge fights for listing US carrier requests Nasdaq hearing after breaching reporting requirements.
Bulker bonanza for U-Ming Taiwanese owner pockets 900% more profit in 2003 as markets boom.
World-Wide frenzy! Rumours of massive $1.2bn deal for Hong Kong owner's tankers swirl through markets, but sceptics abound.
Nigerian owners under pressure Foreign-owned coastal tankers threaten domestic operators as cabotage approaches.
Wallenius and WW to invest USD 1.2 billion Wallenius Lines and Wilh. Wilhelmsen now has a combined newbuilding program of 24 car carriers worth a total of USD ...
Number eight delivered to Broström/Thun Dutch shipbuilder Ferus Smit has delivered "Bro Granite" to Swedish owners Broström and Erik Thun, owning 50 per cent each ...
Maersk Sealand in new slot-charter agreement German container operator Hamburg Süd has now joined forces with the Danish carrier Maersk Sealand on the ScanMed-run from ...
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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