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Headlines
Contents Europe speeds up planes on the ground
Europe's airspace – saddled with congestion and inefficiency – has been showing signs of improvement nearer the ground, reported The Wall Street Journal.
Delta Air Lines to
scrap costly Memphis hub
Delta Air Lines has decided to scrap its Memphis, Tennessee, hub in September, cutting 230 jobs and scaling back flights to make the location profitable.
State offers to pay first for Savannah dredging
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal said he's willing to use state money to start deepening the Port of Savannah's busy shipping channel without waiting for funding from Washington as long as the federal government promises to pay its share of the US$652
Mundra hosts biggest vessel to berth in India
India's maritime history added a new chapter with the berthing of around 1,200 ft long vessel, MSC Valeria, at Adani Ports & SEZ-run Mundra Port in Kutch on Tuesday, reported the Times of India.
Macquarie to advise on $482m Sydney freight terminal
Macquarie Group has been hired to advise the Australian government-owned Moorebank Intermodal Co on the development of a US$482 million freight-handling facility in southwestern Sydney, a person familiar with the matter said.
China gets first Boeing Dreamliner
China has taken delivery of its first 787 Dreamliner, bringing Boeing Co's new jetliner into the most coveted commercial aircraft market in the world after a delay of nearly half a decade, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
Lufthansa open to co-operation with Gulf airline
The head of Germany's Lufthansa eased open the door to rival Gulf carriers, saying he would not rule out future commercial ties with one of the region's heavyweight airlines, reported Reuters.
Airlines agree on emissions plan
Global airlines have agreed on a proposal for tackling aircraft emissions in a bid to break international deadlock over an issue that has stoked fears of a carbon trade war, reported Reuters.
FedEx to speed up
aircraft retirement
FedEx Corp will hasten the retirement of 86 aircraft and more than 300 engines as the package delivery company modernises its fleet.
| | ART Logistics launches Europe-Kazakhstan air freight service
With Kazakhstan's annual luxury goods market worth in excess of US$900 million, demand for imported European fashion products, cosmetics and jewelry is growing quickly from the country's increasingly affluent population.
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