Wednesday, January 10, 2001

CargonewsXpress - Edition 1477





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- Edition: 1477


Headlines

Korean Air increases frequency to Canada and China

Jet Airways deal withEtihad put on hold

Airbus A350 makes maiden flight

Cathay May cargo traffic falls 1.5%

JNPT to compensate DP World in case of delay

JAL, Mitsubishi in Myanmar venture

NetFreight now in the cloud





Contents

Korean Air increases frequency to Canada and China
Korean Air, South Korea's flagship airline, has has increased frequency on its routes to Canada and China.



Jet Airways deal with
Etihad put on hold

The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) has sought clarification from Jet Airways on "effective control" before clearing its 24 percent stake sale deal worth US$354.79 million with Abu Dhabi's Etihad.



Airbus A350 makes maiden flight
The new Airbus A350 jetliner made its maiden flight on Friday, roughly two weeks ahead of the company's publicly stated deadline, offering hope that the aviation industry is moving beyond years of costly delays and production problems, reported Dow





Cathay May cargo traffic falls 1.5%
Cathay Pacific Airways freight traffic dropped 1.5 percent year-on-year in May as demand from key markets, Hong Kong and mainland China remained well below expectations, particularly on the trade lanes to Europe, reported Reuters.



JNPT to compensate DP World in case of delay
Union government-controlled Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) will compensate DP World if the private container operator faces trouble while operating a new container terminal at the port's facility in Mumbai, reported The Economic Times.



JAL, Mitsubishi in Myanmar venture
Japan Airlines and Mitsubishi Logistics Corp have launched a joint cargo business in Myanmar, reported Kyodo News.



NetFreight now in the cloud
NetFreight – the web-based freight management and Customs processing package – is now available "in the cloud", following an extension of the alliance between its developer Impatex, and freight industry hardware specialists Albacore Systems.



 

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