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The three container terminals at JNP – NSICT, GTI and JNPT - have seen a pile-up of approximately 18,000 import containers as opposed to 7,000 to 8,000 TEUs in normal times
Boxes pile up at main Indian port
Chronic congestion at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNP) in Maharashtra, which accounts for nearly 60 percent of India's container traffic, is pushing the Indian maritime industry, already hit hard by the global trade slowdown, into a tighter corner,
Lines unite on around-the-world service
Air France-KLM sales plunge in first quarter
Air France -KLM's first-quarter sales have fallen sharply, calling into question the airli
AirBridgeCargo expands Europe-Russia services
Alblasserdam to get Container Transferium
The Dutch Transport Ministry and the Port of Rotterdam Authority (PoRA) have signed an agr
'K' Line opens agency in South Africa
Gulftainer, Borouge sign logistics services contract
Port management and logistics firm Gulftainer has signed an agreement with the internation
NZL bags major road freight contract

CSX plans to cut emissions by 2011
CSX Corporation has announced a carbon-dioxide reduction effort as the railroad operator c
China to list railway operators to fund growth

Geodis Wilson Spain appoints new MD
Geodis Wilson Spain has appointmented Alain Reich as its new managing director – based in
Hungarian rail freight firm gets new CEO


CURRENT ISSUE
22 June 2009
COVER STORY
Lines fear slack season crash
Bunker fuel surcharges on the major Asia-Europe trade have soared by 50 percent in the last quarter as desperate shipping lines try to claw back rising operating expenses.Yet any relief from the fuel surcharge hikes looks to be strictly short-term.
Aviation
Economic crisis muffles roar of Paris air extravaganza
The Paris Air Show is experiencing one of the worst years in its 100-year history with ord
Shipping
French line increases rates as vessels begin to fill up
The call of CMA CGM Andromeda in Hong Kong, an impressive 11,400 TEU ship built by Hyundai
Logistics
Dilemma for Asian freight forwarders: Simplify or diversify
As the economic crisis juggernaut rolls on David Gold, chief executive officer for Dependa
view point
Wanted: A high-speed freight and passenger rail system
The US has to radically change the way people and cargo are transported Gil Carmichael,
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Aviation
Economic crisis muffles roar of Paris air extravaganza
Electronics slump takes toll on Changi
China's Jade Cargo loosens Lufthansa's stranglehold
Spring puts a smile on faces of airline executives
Logistics
Dilemma for Asian freight forwarders: Simplify or diversify
Comment
SIA must forget the flying lemon of Shanghai
QUOTES
Focus
BIFA fears tax rise will force lines to bypass British ports
Coffee roaster Sara Lee finds right brew for warehouses
Shipping
French line increases rates as vessels begin to fill up
Toll swoops on shipping firm Perkins
Weak box traffic gives West Coast ports the jitters
New gateways in battle for the boxes
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Wanted: A high-speed freight and passenger rail system
Cover Story
Lines fear slack season crash
Last Stop
Retail outlets bring more pain to express operators
Twin problems for Thai Cargo
News briefs
SIA must forget the flying lemon of Shanghai
A couple of weeks ago, Reuters asked Singapore Airlines chief executive Chew Choon Seng if the carrier was looking at China acquisitions.


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