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Auckland in the red
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Ukraine ports shed container traffic
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US East Coast strike on the way?
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Linde goes barging in
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Taking on the 6000 moves challenge
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STS crane numbers up again
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- Edition: 1374
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Contents Lufthansa cancels flights on strike warning
Deutsche Lufthansa said it would cancel a quarter of its flights at Frankfurt Airport today as the UFO union representing cabin crew late Thursday called for strikes after negotiations on wages and temporary workers failed, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Aeroports de Paris first half profit slips
French airport operator Aéroports de Paris (ADP) maintained its financial objectives for this year and 2015, in spite of a 18.
Air freight demand drops in July
Air freight demand contracted 3.2 percent in July compared to the same month in 2011 but was unchanged compared to June, reported the International Air Transport Association.
Court lifts order barring Kenya Airways job cuts
A Kenyan court has lifted a temporary order on Kenya Airways that stops the airline from cutting jobs as part of cost reduction plans, reported Reuters. The airline, 26.
Vietnam firms face higher shipping fees
A number of Vietnamese companies will have to suffer higher fees as many foreign shipping companies have announced to raise fees in September amid weak purchasing power in the European Union market, reported Vietnam News Brief Service.
China Merchants first half profit down 55%
Ports operator China Merchants Holdings (International) suffered a first-half net profit plunge of 55.2 percent year-on-year to US$226.92 million. The profit fall was triggered by a 31.
China Eastern profit down 65%
China Eastern Airlines first-half profit tumbled 65 percent on slowing demand for air travel, higher jet fuel prices and foreign exchange losses, reported Associated Press Newswires.
Kintetsu to return to Latin America
Kintetsu World Express will set up logistics subsidiaries in Mexico and Brazil next year, making a comeback after first entering the region in the 1990s, according to Nikkei Report.
DHL launches Malaysia-Vietnam LCL service
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight specialist within Deutsche Post DHL, has launched a direct less than container load (LCL) service between Malaysia's Port Klang and Cat Lai in Vietnam, reported Vietnam News Briefs.
| | CargoWise continues mainland expansion
CargoWise, a leader in technology solutions for logistics service providers (LSPs) announced the continued expansion in mainland China following the successful adoption of its ediEnterprise software platform by Hong Kong-based freight forwarder S-Cargo
Auckland Airport profit jumps 41%
New Zealand's Auckland International Airport reported a 41 percent jump in full-year profit on the back of higher passenger numbers and aircraft movements, reported Reuters. Net profit rose US$114.
Air New Zealand annual profit down
Air New Zealand posted a 12 percent fall in net profit for the 2012 year and said it expected to more than double earnings next year, as the national carrier battles high fuel costs while passenger numbers pick up, reported Reuters.
Lufthansa crew to go on strike tomorrow
German labour union UFO, representing the cabin crew of Deutsche Lufthansa, said it will go on strike tomorrow, after negotiations with the airline failed to resolve a dispute on wages, the use of temporary workers and outsourcing, reported Dow Jones
Port of Tauranga posts record result
Port of Tauranga has posted a record result with a 35 percent lift in container volumes and after-tax profit up 26 percent, largely because of Ports of Auckland's wharf dispute last year, reported Otaga Daily Times.
ABG request to quit India project denied
Singapore-based container terminal operator PSA International will have to build a US$1.
Modest growth in DP World first half profit
After stripping out extraordinary profits on the sale of an Australian operation, Dubai-based global ports operator DP World reported just a 1.5 per cent growth in profits to US$237 million in the first half of 2012, despite a 7.
Georgia braces for port strike
Just as retailers prepare for their busiest time of year, East Coast longshoremen are threatening to go on strike.
China Cosco first six months loss up 76.7%
China Cosco, the listed arm of the mainland's biggest shipping company, reported a 76.7 percent increase in loss in the first half of the year compared with the same period last year. China Cosco reported a first-half net loss of US$766.
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- Edition: 1373
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Contents High fuel cost, forex loss
slash Air China profit
Air China became the latest Chinese carrier to announce an earnings hit from foreign-exchange losses, higher fuel costs and slowing demand for air travel as it reported a 77 percent drop in its first-half net profit.
New service for Toyota production in Vladivostok
A new container carrier route between Japan's Aichi Prefecture and Russia's Vladivostok will open next year to service Toyota Motor Corp's vehicle production in the Russian Far Eastern city, prefectural officials said, reported Kyodo News.
Maersk sees no Europe Christmas season
China's exports to Europe have remained weak during the traditional peak season for shipping, but the country's trade with the US appears to have more traction, according to the chief executive officer of Maersk Lines.
China Southern first half profit plunges 85%
China Southern Airlines' first-half net profit fell 85 percent from a year earlier due to high fuel costs and foreign exchange losses, and it expects a challenging second half because of intensifying domestic competition and the weak global economy.
Air India to take delivery of first Dreamliner this week
Air India is set to take delivery this week its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner after a wait of some four years and following a long, public battle between the airline and the jet maker over compensation for the delayed planes.
Philippine Airlines orders 54 Airbus jets
Philippine Airlines, the country's largest full-service carrier, unveiled an order of 54 Airbus aircraft that is expected to cost US$7 billion based on the price list, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Talks between Lufthansa, labour union fail
Negotiations between German labur union UFO and Deutsche Lufthansa have broken down, and the union will call a strike, a person familiar with the matter told Dow Jones Newswires.
Poaching pays off for Virgin Australia
Virgin Australia swung to a full-year profit amid efforts to poach premium customers from Qantas Airways, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Net profit for the year to June 30 of US$23.6 million compared to a $70.
Retailers brace for US port disruption
US retailers could be forced within days to find alternative ways to import goods unless the threat of a strike by domestic dockworkers at ports stretching from Maine to Texas lifts, the sector's main lobby group warned, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
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- Edition: 1372
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Contents Philippines Airlines swings back to profit in Q1
Philippines Airlines (PAL) swung to a net profit of US$9.8 million in its first quarter ended June 30 from a net loss of $9.
AMR accuses pilots of trying to delay deal
As American Airlines prepares for a second push to impose new labour terms on its pilots union, it is accusing the pilots of trying to "punish" it by stretching out a battle that has already been raging for months, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Top box maker sees
profit plunge 67%
China International Marine Containers (CIMC), the world's largest maker of containers by output, saw its first-half net profit fall 67 percent because of weak demand for containers in a slowing global economy.
Toll earnings dive after writedown
Australian logistics company Toll Holdings reported a 77 percent slide in annual profit after it wrote down the value of a Japanese freight business hit by last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
EU resumes probe of TNT-UPS deal
The European Commission has resumed its in-depth takeover probe of the proposed acquisition of Dutch package delivery company TNT Express NV by its US rival United Parcel Service (UPS), reported Dow Jones Newswires.
DHL expands direct India LCL service
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight specialist within Deutsche Post DHL, continues to expand its global network of its direct Less than Container Load (LCL) service with the recent launch of two new services connecting India with Sweden for
DHL equips couriers with latest technology
Logistics company DHL has equipped its fleet of couriers in the Central Africa and Indian Ocean (CENIO) region with direct communication headsets for motorcycles, reported All Africa.
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- Edition: 1371
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Contents China Eastern to take over small carrier
The Shanghai-based Chinese airline giant China Eastern Airlines plans to purchase 20 percent stake of China United Airlines from its parent company, reported Xinhua. The purchase will involve capital of US$13.2 million.
Qantas order cut hurts Boeing profit plan
Qantas Airways's cancellation of orders for 35 Boeing Co 787 Dreamliners further clouds the aerospace giant's efforts to make its flagship jet programme profitable, reported The Wall Street Journal.
Air Berlin denies Etihad pushing for new CEO
Air Berlin denied a report that its major shareholder Etihad Airways was pushing for the German airline to find a new permanent chief executive quickly, reported Reuters.
PAL to order several dozen Airbus planes
Philippine Airlines is set to place an order for "several dozen" Airbus jets next week, the single biggest order to be made by the country's largest full-service carrier, people familiar with the deal said, reporte Dow Jones Newswires.
Sri Lanka container volumes slip
Containers handled at Sri Lanka's ports fell 1.8 percent to 1.71 million TEUs in the first five months of the year, though there was recovery in transhipment volumes in May, official data show, reported Lankan Business Online.
Savannah port gets approval for deepening
A US$652 million deepening of the Savannah River shipping channel has been approved by the commander of the US Army Corps of Engineers.
NZ port moves record volumes
A record volume of cargo has passed through New Zealand's South Port for the second consecutive year, reported The Southland Times. The Bluff-based port's performance figures for the 2011-12 financial year showed an after-tax profit of US$4.
Caterpillar to set up distribution centre in Australia
Caterpillar Logistics, a wholly owned subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc, plans to set up a new parts distribution centre in Yatala, between Brisbane and the Gold Coast in Australia, reported PR Newswires.
Brazil plans privatisaton of mid-sized airports
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, dissatisfied with the handover of the country's largest airports earlier this year, is now seeking to find private operators for mid-sized airports, Folha de S Paulo newspaper reported.
| | Lufthansa defends savings plan as strike looms
Lufthansa has vowed to press ahead with a sweeping cost-saving plan to improve long-term profitability amid high fuel prices and worsening economic prospects in Europe even as its faces the threat of a strike by cabin crew over pay and conditions,
Qantas post first loss, cancels 35 jets order
Australia's flag carrier Qantas Airways reported its first annual loss in almost two decades and cancelled orders for 35 Boeing fuel-efficient aircraft in a bid to save US$8.5 billion.
East Coast strike threat as talks fail
Contract negotiations between unionised US East Coast and Gulf Coast port workers and their maritime employers broke down in Florida earlier today, raising concerns that shippers could divert cargo to West Coast ports as a September 30 contract
APM-managed CFS to open in December
The container freight station (CFS) managed by APM Terminals India in the vicinity of Vallarpadam terminal will become fully operational by October 2013.
Westports planning $1b IPO
Westports Malaysia, the concessionaire of the Westports terminal in Port Klang, is believed to be planning an initial public offering (IPO) exercise to raise as much as US$1 billion by early next year.
Sharjah terminals throughput in first half up 23%
Gulftainer Co Ltd (GTL), the largest privately owned ports operator in the world, based in Sharjah, has announced that throughput at their Sharjah terminals – Khorfakkan Container Terminal (KCT) and Sharjah Container Terminal (SCT) – has increased by
Pelindo urged to launch new business this year
State-Owned Enterprises Minister Dahlan Iskan said Terminal Peti Kemas Indonesia, a new subsidiary of four state-owned port operators Pelindo I to Pelindo IV, which will focus on container port terminals, should be up and running by the end of this year,
Sinotrans Shipping profit plunges 63.6%
Sinotrans Shipping showed a drop of 63.6 percent in net profit to US$20.1 million in the first half compared with $55.22 million in the same period last year. The group's operating profit was down to $6.93 million from $44.91 million in 2011.
DHL opens its eight gateway in Busan port
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight specialist within Deutsche Post DHL, has launched its 8th Global Multinational Gateway in the South Korean port of Busan.
Call to reduce dependence on road transport
At least one train must ferry freight from the Vallarpadam container transhipment terminal per day to inland (dry) ports like Coimbatore and Hyderabad, to prevent the highways from being choked by goods and container carriers, Thiruvanathapuram
QR National annual net profit up 22%
QR National, Australia's largest rail freight company, will buy back up to 10 percent of its shares to bolster the efficiency of its balance sheet and aims to cut another 750 jobs before the end of 2012 to trim costs, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Stagecoach reshuffles board
Stagecoach Group said Brian Souter will step down as chief executive and replace George Mathewson as chairman of the UK transport group, with incumbent finance director Martin Griffiths replacing Souter as CEO, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
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- Edition: 1370
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Contents Ryanair keen on bidding for Stansted
Ryanair Holdings confirmed its interest in Stansted Airport, just a day after BAA announced plans to sell, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Contract tension may
force Oakland closure
Escalating tension over contract negotiations for about 250 workers could disrupt, or even shut down, operations this fall at the Port of Oakland, the fifth-largest container shipping facility in the US.
Lines join forces on Japan-Indonesia route
Wan Hai Lines, Interasia Lines and Mitsui-OSK Lines (MOL) have reached an agreement to cooperate on the Japan-Indonesia service called CHS3.
Gothenburg sees rise in exports outside Europe
During the first six months of the year, the number of containers exported via the Port of Gothenburg rose by three per cent, setting a new volume record and reflecting strong Swedish export volumes to markets outside Europe.
Asciano annual profit up 19%
Australian rail and ports operator Asciano reported a 19 percent rise in full-year profit, spurred by rapid growth in its coal rail business, reported Reuters.
Panalpina gears up for temperature-controlled shipping
With demand for temperature-sensitive air cargo, Panalpina is extending its cool chain network with SmartView technology to ensure seamless monitoring, control and documentation, reported PR Newswire.
UPS extends offer period for TNT Express
United Parcel Service will extend the offer period for Dutch rival TNT Express to November 9 because anti-trust conditions will not be met before the original deadline at the end of this month, reported Reuters.
Ecuador offers fuel subsidies to carriers
Ecuador will offer fuel subsidies to airline companies that offer new flights to the Andean nation, President Rafael Correa said, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Emirates rules out buying into Aer Lingus
Emirates is not interested in buying shares in Aer Lingus, the Dubai airline's chief executive Tim Clark said, although it would like to forge closer ties commercially with the Irish carrier.
| | BAA finally decides to
sell Stansted Airport
British airports operator BAA opened the way for a US$2 billion sale of London's Stansted with Manchester Airports Group (MAG) an early frontrunner in a bid battle expected to draw US banks, pension funds and Asian operators.
Maersk sees 3% drop in Asia-Europe volumes
The head of Maersk Line, the world's biggest container shipping company and a unit of Danish group A P Moller-Maersk, said that container exports from Asia to Europe are likely to drop three percent this year.
New feeder service to boost business at ICTT
Shreyas Shipping and Logistics has launched a feeder service linking Kochi and Nhava Sheva, reported The Hindu.
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