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Delta’s new contract will give the pilots pay raises, an equity stake and other benefits
Delta clears hurdle on Northwest merger
The Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines merger is likely to go ahead with Delta pilots voting overwhelming in favour of changes to their contracts and an influential lawmaker on aviation affairs saying the merger is not anti-competitive and likely to
SIA seeks offer for Virgin stake
Suvarnabhumi cargo posts Q1 increase
Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport reported a 5.55 percent increase in first quarter cargo thr
Thai Airways net profit dives by nearly half
Infrastructure firm bags $1.9b Indian port project
A consortium led by private infrastructure major Lanco Infratech has won the bid for the U
Mindanao port to get new freight station
Toll to take over NZ trucking firm
Australian transport and logistics company Toll Holdings has agreed to take over New Zeala
DHL Express US unit gets new boss

Toll sells NZ rail, ferry business to state
The New Zealand government is to pay Australia's Toll Holdings US$521 million for its rail
CSX planning double-stacked rail cars

Auckland Airport to get new CEO
Auckland International Airport chief executive officer Don Huse will leave later this year
Continental Airlines CFO to retire

Bush package to stimulate ports
The good news about a slowdown in the US economy is that the nation’s ports, strained some
Gammon India sets up logistic company


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12 May 2008
COVER STORY
China sets $64b for airport shuffle
The Beijing administration has drafted a long-term project for development of air cargo, which will require the building of 97 new airports, consolidation of smaller airports and upgrading of certain key airports by the year 2020.
Aviation
Falling US traffic has agents counting on Asia
With the weakening greenback and the slowdown in the US economy, a group of airline ca
Shipping
China Shipping finds partner on Mediterranean trade
Two unlikely bedfellows, China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) and the Islamic Republic of
Logistics
Outsourcing can increase fraud risk
As companies expand globally, outsource business operations and add new IT systems, they b
Comment
For ports' sake let the spending spree begin
The Bush administration is not the only bunch hoping the US cash rebates currently being h
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Aviation
Carrier to end Guangzhou, Taipei flights
Falling US traffic has agents counting on Asia
Relief group taps DHL expertise in war zone
Logistics
When the going gets tough, new BDP unit gets going
Outsourcing can increase fraud risk
Little takes a break from winning streak
AFSCA
A night to remember Mark of excellence
Special Feature
Bigger vessels to be deployed in region
Shipping
Transpacific route faces more jolts in services
China Shipping finds partner on Mediterranean trade
Transhipment cargo rise drives Malaysia port development
Bintulu injects $62m to double capacity by 2011
Alliance's vessels drifting back to US trade lane
Shortage of project cargo ships
Lines target Asia as EU immunity draws to an end, says Lu
HUBLine spreads wings on back of strong profits
Staggering BAFs jolt European shippers
Comment
QUOTES
For ports' sake let the spending spree begin
Many centres restructured and moved to lower-cost countries
Focus
Environmental tax just to pad UK budget, says IATA
Automation can help end waste
Cover Story
China sets $64b for airport shuffle
What the Editor Says
For ports' sake let the spending spree begin
The Bush administration is not the only bunch hoping the US cash rebates currently being handed out to its citizens will burn holes straight through their pockets.


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