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IATA comes out fighting after EU emissions vote
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has continued its high-profile battle with the European Union, slamming yesterday’s parliamentary vote to bring aviation into the European Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).
Maersk halves its Kaohsiung operations
Delta to invest in cargo
Delta Air Lines plans further investment in the cargo industry and hopes to grow its cargo
Munich freight facilities to be upgraded
Syria opens new container terminal
Syria’s newest international trading gateway, Tartous International Container Terminal (TI
DP World hikes rates
TNT triples Thai express capacity
TNT has tripled its express service capacity in Thailand, opening a new hub in the Lam Luk
TNT signs deal with India firm to move DVDs

Long Beach puts down giant clean truck investment
The port of Long Beach has invested US$35 million in 300 heavy-duty trucks as part of its
Indian Railways to lift haulage charges

HHLA appoints new board member
Sebastian Jürgens has been appointed to the Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) executi
China Airlines president resigns

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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07 July 2008
COVER STORY
China carriers stunned at jet fuel price hike
China cargo carriers, which recently have been increasing freighter flights and setting up joint ventures with international carriers to cash in on the global air cargo boom, received a major jolt last month with a sudden and hefty increase in the
Aviation
Costly Toronto will cut fees to lure carriers
In a bid to attract more all-cargo traffic, Toronto's Pearson International Airport has an
Shipping
Call for China port consolidation and tie-up with lines
Consolidation and partnerships with ship-ping lines is the way to go for China's ports, ac
Logistics
Agility focuses on India
Agility's pursuit of market share in the fragmented Indian logistics industry has seen the
Comment
It's bargain basement time on Asia-Europe
There is something weird going on in the Asia-Europe trade.
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Aviation
Another carrier goes to the wall
Costly Toronto will cut fees to lure carriers
Indian carriers get ready to launch cargo flights abroad
Vietnam carrier rejigs routes
Cargo carriers turn backs on Big Apple to ease fuel cost pain
Kazakhstan will lose $600m when Lufthansa quits
Cargoitalia scotches rumours of going under
Logistics
Hong Kong can become wine trade hub
Agility focuses on India
Focus
Emissions trade: 'Listen to the public'
Forwarder sees modest growth in US air cargo traffic
Cover Story
China carriers stunned at jet fuel price hike
Shipping
Direct cross strait flights as mainland door opens
Call for China port consolidation and tie-up with lines
Port failings cloud Ho Chi Minh's direct call quest
Maersk revamps routes
Comment
It's bargain basement time on Asia-Europe
When expenses squeeze a company's bottom line, assistance is vital
QUOTES
Special Feature
Carriers focus more on fuel-efficient jets
Oil and gas sector helps buoy business
Fastest-growing port moves to strengthen China connection
Lines resurrect all-water service with extra capacity
What the Editor Says
It's bargain basement time on Asia-Europe
There is something weird going on in the Asia-Europe trade.


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