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ABOUT US SUBSCRIPTION ADVERTISING CONTACT US - Edition: 1411 Headlines Air NZ to extend partnership with Cathay to other Asian cities ANA mulls investments in other carriers Airline industry fights US mandates on pilot training Air Canada expands Asia-Pacific flights to boost revenue Hainan Airlines eyes 35% stake in Cargolux Gulf Air chief executive resigns Emirates committed to Qantas deal ABG wins container handling contract at Kolkata port Logistics firms see Diwali shipments surge UPS, TNT offer assets sales to appease watchdog Swissport wins ground handling licence for Algerian airport It's war as rattled Qantas boss tries to fend off invaders Key bondholders want AMR board replaced Maldives cancels airport contract Iberia unions to strike for six days Strike shuts down LA,Long Beach terminals DHL boosts Libyan connectivity DB Schenker to double Leipzig centre's capacity Contents Air NZ to extend partnership with Cathay to other Asian cities Air New Zealand's strategic partnership with Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways will "in time" expand beyond the Auckland-Hong Kong route to include parts of southern China and Southeast Asia, the airline's chief executive, Rob Fyfe, said. ANA mulls investments in other carriers All Nippon Airways (ANA) will consider investing in other airlines in Asia as it seeks to expand its international network, president and chief executive Shinichiro Ito said. Airline industry fights US mandates on pilot training Airline industry officials are stepping up efforts to fight more-stringent training rules for new pilots, saying US congressional mandates could lead to a nationwide shortage of commercial aviators, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Air Canada expands Asia-Pacific flights to boost revenue Air Canada unveiled a major expansion in its flights to Asia, a high-growth area for Canada's biggest airline in recent years, as it seeks to boost revenue in an attempt to become profitable, reported Reuters. Hainan Airlines eyes 35% stake in Cargolux HNA Group, one of China's largest non-state owned conglomerates and the parent of Hainan Airlines, is interested in buying a 35 percent stake in Luxembourg-based cargo airline Cargolux Airlines International. Gulf Air chief executive resigns Gulf Air's chief executive officer, brought in to restructure the airline's operations in 2009, has resigned, the Bahrain-based firm said, reported Reuters. Samer Majali will remain in his job until the end of 2012, reported Reuters. Emirates committed to Qantas deal Emirates Airline, the world's largest carrier by international traffic, wants a long-term partnership with Qantas Airways despite lobbying by a group of investors for a change in strategy from the Australian carrier, said the Dubai-based company's ABG wins container handling contract at Kolkata port The Board of Kolkata Port Trust (KoPT) has awarded a letter of intent to ABG Ports for container handling at No. Logistics firms see Diwali shipments surge Supported by a discount offer and network expansion, DTDC, one of the key players in the courier market, witnessed a 40-45 per cent surge in traffic volumes in the individual customers segment during the recent festival season, reported The Hindu. UPS, TNT offer assets sales to appease watchdog United Parcel Service (UPS) and its Dutch takeover target TNT Express said they have submitted a plan to sell assets and open up air flight operations to allay European Commission anti-trust concerns resulting from the deal, reported Reuters. Swissport wins ground handling licence for Algerian airport Swissport International beenawarded a five-year ground handling licence for Oran International Airport in Algeria. It's war as rattled Qantas boss tries to fend off invaders The move by Qantas boss Alan Joyce to pull the plug on a US$46 million contract with Tourism Australia on the basis that he believes its chairman is plotting to take control of the airline – and depose him – is tantamount to open warfare, reported The Key bondholders want AMR board replaced A group of some of bankrupt American Airlines' most significant bondholders said it would not support a standalone restructuring unless a new board is brought in, a move that may increase hurdles for chief executive Tom Horton and his team, reported Maldives cancels airport contract Maldives has terminated a contract awarded in 2010 to a consortium led by India's GMR Infrastructure for building and operating the Male international airport, saying the contract was illegal. Iberia unions to strike for six days Workers at Spanish airline Iberia have agreed six days of strikes during the December holiday season as a protest against massive job cuts, a union source said, reported Reuters. Strike shuts down LA, Long Beach terminals A strike by clerical workers shut down terminals at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach on Wednesday after other workers refused to cross picket lines at the nation's busiest combined cargo complex, officials said. DHL boosts Libyan connectivity DHL Global Forwarding opens first office in Tripoli to provide international freight, domestic and cross-border trucking services DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight specialist within Deutsche Post DHL, has opened its first office in DB Schenker to double Leipzig centre's capacity DB Schenker Logistics has been commissioned by BMW to more than double its capacity in the new logistics centre in Leipzig. For well over a year now, the logistics centre has been supplying components to car assembly plants in China and South Africa.   Produced by Cargonews Asia 10/F, Block C, Seaview Estate, 2-8 Watson Road, North Point, Hong Kong. Tel: 852-3965 7800 Fax: 852-2508 0255 Contact Editorial: cnaedit@cargonewsasia.com.hk Advertising: octang@cargonewsasia.com.hk Other enquiry: customer@cargonewsasia.com.hk You have been sent this email because you requested to receive it, either as a registered user of CargonewsAsia.com, or as a registered reader of Cargonews Asia newspaper. If you would like to unsubscribe from this newsletter click here. If you received this newsletter from a friend and you would like to subscribe to it free of charge please go to the cargonewsasia.com registration page and fill out the registration form. This news service is designed for optimal viewing with MS Outlook. Copyright @2002-2009 Marshall Cavendish Business Information (HK) Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

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Click here for more Reefer prospects remain healthy A new report by Drewry Maritime Research forecasts continued growth in the perishable reefer cargo trade for 2012 and beyond.... Click here for more EPEE in favour of F-Gas phase-down The European Partnership for Energy and the Environment (EPEE), which represents the heating and cooling industry in Europe, estimates that a phase-down of F-Gases in the EU will reduce the direct climate impact of refrigerants by up to 65% in 2030.... Click here for more SynchroNet teams up with Matson SynchroNet Intermodal Services (SIS), which operates North American repositioning services to move surplus empty containers from inland locations to ports, has signed a multi-year service partnership agreement with Matson Logistics.... Click here for more Rena bill settled The New Zealand Government and Daina Shipping Company have reached a settlement over clean up costs following the grounding of the containership RENA on a reef off Tauranga last year.... Click here for more Wallenius extends heavy lift offering Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) has acquired a 60% stake in Netherlands-based Abnormal Load Services Holding BV (ALS), which specialises in out-of-gauge transport services.... Click here for more P&I Club highlights sudden power loss The UK P&I Club's latest Risk Focus bulletin has highlighted the issue of sudden loss of power during and after switching to lower sulphur fuels that are now mandated in certain coastal regions.... Click here for more Tex boosts owned portion of fleet Textainer, the world's largest container lessor by fleet size, has acquired 81,000 TEU of standard dry freight containers from its managed fleet for approximately US$98M.... Click here for more Boost for East Kelly Port San Antonio in Texas and Kansas-based shortline railroad specialist Watco Companies have inaugurated a new rail service that, the port says, clears the way for significant new growth at its East Kelly Railport.... Click here for more Beacon taps new funds Beacon Container Finance LLC, a subsidiary of Beacon Intermodal Leasing, has successfully completed a US$250M asset-backed bond placement.... Click here for more Gichner bags army deal Gichner Systems Group, part of San Diego-based Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc, has received a contract to provide shipping containers to the US Department of Defense.... Click here for more Klinge completes Swedish Army reefer prototype US-based Klinge Corporation has completed the prototype of a new reefer container for the Swedish Defense Materiel Administration (Forsvarets materielverk) at its York, PA, plant.... Click here for more BEST foot forward in Spain The intermodal rail affiliate of Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH)'s Tercat has launched a new 480 km long rail service between Barcelona and Pamplona.... Click here for more All change in Uganda One the main trade bodies in landlocked Uganda has announced that its members will switch their business from the Kenyan port of Mombasa to Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.... Click here for more Investments for Alvsborg ro-ro DFDS Seaways and C.Ro Ports (part of Cobelfret)) are set to invest SEK65M to modernise and upgrade the Alvsborg ro-ro terminal in the Port of Gothenburg. The programme includes new handling equipment and installation of a modern and more efficient IT system.... Click here for more Yanino Customs boost Following the opening earlier this year of the Yaninsky Customs point of Baltic Customs, which has already simplified the transfer of bonded cargoes between the sea terminals of the port of Saint Petersburg and Global Ports' Yanino logistics park (see WorldCargo News July 2012, p15), a permanent customs control zone (PZTK) has now been put into operation to join the rail sidings of the Yanino facility and Zanevsky Post, the adjacent station of the St Petersburg branch of Oktyabrskaya Railway.... Click here for more Setback for Qube plans? Australia's Qube Logistics has suffered a setback in its plans to develop a multimodal terminal in the southern Sydney suburb of Moorebank.... Click here for more ...Embraport set to open next year DP World chairman Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem says operations at the Embraport container terminal in Brazil are expected to start in the first quarter of 2013 and to be at full capacity by the end of next year.... Click here for more ...only bidder for JNP terminal contract... DP World, which already operates the Nhava Sheva International Container Terminal (NSICT) at Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNP), has emerged as the sole bidder for the concession to develop a new container terminal at India's busiest port.... Click here for more BEST terminal opening Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH) subsidiary Terminal Catalunya (Tercat) celebrated the grand opening of its new semi-automated deepwater container terminal - Barcelona Europe South Terminal (BEST) - at the end of last month in the presence of His Majesty the King of Spain, Juan Carlos I.... Click here for more Takoradi upgrade The government of Ghana and Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) have signed contracts to redevelop the port of Takoradi.... Click here for more Brake terminal expanded J Muller Breakbulk Terminal GmbH & Co KG, a privately owned terminal in the German Port of Brake, has recently completed a 2.4M expansion programme at its facility at the Niedersachsenkai.... Click here for more Dry port for Bentheim? The county of Bentheim in Lower Saxony, Germany, close to the Dutch border, wants to build a dry port to cater for cargo flows over both Rotterdam and Germany's new deepwater JadeWeserPort in Wilhelmshaven.... Click here for more Ultramar buys into Rosario Chilean shipping and logistics group Ultramar has acquired a 30% stake in Terminal Puerto Rosario SA (TPR), which operates a terminal at the Argentinian port of Rosario on the Parana River, from Spanish company Inter Rosario Port Services, based in Tarragona.... Click here for more DPW to set up Indian holding company... DP World is setting up a holding company to bring its Indian assets under one roof as it prepares to expand operations in the country.... 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ABOUT US SUBSCRIPTION ADVERTISING CONTACT US - Edition: 1410 Headlines Finnair to start direct Helsinki-Hanoi flights MAS swings to profit in third quarter Union wants 5.2% higher wages for 50,000 Lufthansa staff El Al profit jumps 79% on lower costs Hong Kong losing ground as major port UPS develops technology to reduce dangers of freight fires Sandy cost US Airways $35m in profit Heathrow needs one runway to become hub Qantas rebels court pilots union Iberia ground staff, crew plan strikes in December Zim swings back into the black Four China firms put on no-fly list Contents Finnair to start direct Helsinki-Hanoi flights Finnish airliner Finnair Oyj will open a direct route from Helsinki to Hanoi, Vietnam, in the summer of 2013, continuing the company's strategic focus on traffic between Asia and Europe, reported Dow Jones Newswires. MAS swings to profit in third quarter Flag carrier Malaysian Airline System (MAS) turned profitable in the three months ended September 30, helped in part by unrealised foreign exchange gains of US$30.6 million after staying in the red for the past six quarters, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Union wants 5.2% higher wages for 50,000 Lufthansa staff German labour union ver.di is demanding a wage increase of 5.2 percent for 50,000 Lufthansa staff it represents, reported Dow Jones Newswires. In addition, the union wants to eliminate lay-offs and offer guaranteed jobs for trainees. El Al profit jumps 79% on lower costs Israel's flagship carrier El Al Israel Airlines said that streamlining measures and lower fuel costs helped bump up its third quarter net profit by 79 percent, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Net profit rose to US$37.4 million from $20. Hong Kong losing ground as major port A raft of issues ranging from a lack of government support to a lack of facilities and new height restrictions in Kwai Chung are eroding Hong Kong's competitiveness as a top global port, a leading terminal executive said. UPS develops technology to reduce dangers of freight fires United Parcel Service (UPS) has developed and is testing several new technologies, including a new class of fire-retardant containers to hold packages, that promise to keep fires from raging inside the bellies of cargo jets, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Sandy cost US Airways $35m in profit US Airways said hurricane Sandy cost the airline US$35 million in profits, as the storm contributed to a decrease in bookings that stretched into November, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Heathrow needs one runway to become hub Heathrow airport is expected to tell the Davies Commission investigation into aviation expansion that it can remain as the world's premier international passenger hub by adding only a third, rather than a fourth, runway. Qantas rebels court pilots union The high-profile group of investors challenging the strategic direction of Qantas under the leadership of Alan Joyce will meet the influential pilots' union this week for a second time to outline their plans, reported, The Sydney Morning Herald. Iberia ground staff, crew plan strikes in December The ground workers and cabin crew of Spanish airline Iberia Lineas Aereas de Espana are planning to stage strikes between December 14 and December 21 to protest against an aggressive restructuring plan, ABC and Cinco Dias reported, citing union sources. Zim swings back into the black Zim recorded a net profit of US$16 million in the third quarter, an $82 million improvement compared with the same quarter last year in which the company line recorded a $66 million loss, and a $63 million improvement compared with the previous quarter Four China firms put on no-fly list China Air Transport Association (CATA) has put four domestic logistics firms on its no-fly list due to security flaws, reported Xinhua.   Produced by Cargonews Asia 10/F, Block C, Seaview Estate, 2-8 Watson Road, North Point, Hong Kong. Tel: 852-3965 7800 Fax: 852-2508 0255 Contact Editorial: cnaedit@cargonewsasia.com.hk Advertising: octang@cargonewsasia.com.hk Other enquiry: customer@cargonewsasia.com.hk You have been sent this email because you requested to receive it, either as a registered user of CargonewsAsia.com, or as a registered reader of Cargonews Asia newspaper. If you would like to unsubscribe from this newsletter click here. 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ABOUT US SUBSCRIPTION ADVERTISING CONTACT US - Edition: 1409 Headlines Malaysians join race for Stansted airport Fraport prepares new bid for Portugal's ANA China Eastern to buy 60 Airbus aircraft Ex-Qantas execs, investors buy strategic stake Jet Airways in stake sale talks with Etihad Brazil's Gol to cut 850 jobs Shenzhen port tipped toovertake HK in 2012 Busan on track for record throughput Contents Malaysians join race for Stansted airport Malaysia Airports Holdings has entered the running for Stansted airport, as the owners of London's third hub attempt to stoke up competition in the US$1.6 billion bidding process, reported the Sunday Telegraph. Fraport prepares new bid for Portugal's ANA Germany's Fraport and its Australian partner are preparing an "attractive" binding bid for Portuguese airport operator ANA, an executive said, following reports that their preliminary offer fell short of the highest bid, reported Reuters. China Eastern to buy 60 Airbus aircraft China's state-run China Eastern Airlines has agreed to buy 60 aircraft from Airbus as it expands its fleet and shifts its focus away from international routes toward meeting growing domestic demand, reported Dow Jones Newswires. Ex-Qantas execs, investors buy strategic stake A group of former Qantas executives and their co-investors pushing for a change of strategy has bought a strategic stake in Australia's national airline, the Australian Financial Review reported. Jet Airways in stake sale talks with Etihad India's Jet Airways is in talks with Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways to sell a minority stake, an Indian government source said, reported Reuters. The same source said Indian budget carrier SpiceJet is in talks with Malaysia's AirAsia to sell a stake. Brazil's Gol to cut 850 jobs Gol Linhas Aéreas, Brazil's second-largest airline, will cut as many as 850 jobs and reduce its fleet next year as a result of the closure of its Webjet subsidiary, the company said in a securities filing, reported Reuters. Shenzhen port tipped to overtake HK in 2012 Shenzhen is set to overtake Hong Kong as the world's third-busiest container port this year for the first time ever on an annual basis. Busan on track for record throughput The volume of container cargo handled at South Korea's Busan Port is expected to exceed a record high of 17 million TEUs this year, reported Maeil Business Newspaper. Busan Port will process 17.   Produced by Cargonews Asia 10/F, Block C, Seaview Estate, 2-8 Watson Road, North Point, Hong Kong. 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ABOUT US SUBSCRIPTION ADVERTISING CONTACT US - Edition: 1408 Headlines IBS solution for LH Cargo Cathay cargo down 13 percent Container carriers plan December rate hikes Fiscal cliff threat to US infrastructure Roadways reducing road miles via London Gateway Kenya port increases cargo tariffs Safety concerns aftergrounding of box ship Contents IBS solution for LH Cargo IT solutions provider to the global aviation industry IBS Software has been contracted by Lufthansa Cargo to implement its iCargo solution that will manage the carrier's global air freight shipments. Cathay cargo down 13 percent Cathay Pacific Airways, the world's biggest air freight carrier, said its overall cargo revenue so far this year was about 13 percent lower than 2011 due to weak demand and high fuel costs. Container carriers plan December rate hikes Major container lines serving the Asia-Europe trade, South Asia and the transpacific have announced plans to hike freight rates in December. Fiscal cliff threat to US infrastructure The so-called "fiscal cliff" could trigger a second recession, a two percent decline in gross domestic product and increased unemployment, which would dramatically affect demand for US transportation assets, according to a new report by Fitch Ratings. Roadways reducing road miles via London Gateway Roadways Container Logistics, a transportation, container storage and handling company, says London Gateway will reduce road miles for thousands of shippers when Britain's new port opens in Q4 2013, saving fuel and emissions for importers and exporters Kenya port increases cargo tariffs Kenya's port of Mombasa said on Tuesday it plans to increase cargo-handling tariffs by 10 percent to match a rise in container traffic at east Africa's main trade gateway to several other countries in the region, reported Reuters. Safety concerns after grounding of box ship The grounding of a 278m container ship near Prince Rupert has raised questions about the risk of oil spills on British Columbia's rugged coastline, reported The Globe and Mail.   Produced by Cargonews Asia 10/F, Block C, Seaview Estate, 2-8 Watson Road, North Point, Hong Kong. Tel: 852-3965 7800 Fax: 852-2508 0255 Contact Editorial: cnaedit@cargonewsasia.com.hk Advertising: octang@cargonewsasia.com.hk Other enquiry: customer@cargonewsasia.com.hk You have been sent this email because you requested to receive it, either as a registered user of CargonewsAsia.com, or as a registered reader of Cargonews Asia newspaper. If you would like to unsubscribe from this newsletter click here. If you received this newsletter from a friend and you would like to subscribe to it free of charge please go to the cargonewsasia.com registration page and fill out the registration form. This news service is designed for optimal viewing with MS Outlook. 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