THE FEDERAL government has given the Australian Logistics Council (ALC) a pat on the back - and a windfall of A$1.6 million over the next four years.
Air cargo report highlights solid growth and ongoing single-digit market optimism
A REPORT just out has revealed that the air cargo industry grew at a mid-single-digit rate in 2006 — and that global traffic levels are up 36 per cent since the unprecedented decline that took place in 2001.
CIAS Cargo, one of the cargo ground handlers at Singapore’s Changi international airport, has now enjoyed seven months of successful implementation of its web-based cargo management system, delivering a range of major benefits to customers as well as the company.
DID actor Sylvester Stallone, star of many action movies, bring steroids into Australia? The recent headliner incident had all the trappings of Sly’s movie scripts, featuring a Customs intervention at Sydney International and subsequent drama, including allegations that the entourage travelling with him on his private jet had been seen tossing items out of a hotel window.
MAYBE Australian Customs thought that love would be in the air on Valentine’s Day, easing the way for the first phase of implementing changes to the ICS which modify and improve the reporting process associated with part-shipped air cargo.
CMR management framework lacked the ‘basic fundamentals to succeed’
AUSTRALIAN Customs has been given a rap over the knuckles in a major government report on the Cargo Management Re-Engineering (CMR) project.
Airline losses down, optimism up as IATA reports ‘06 figures
AIRLINE losses last year were down to US$500 million from US$3.2 billion in 2005.
The GACA said the new system would facilitate air cargo services as the cargo and packages of authorised companies and agents would be taken aboard civilian and commercial aircraft without further checking.
THAI Airways has stood its ground and refused to move to the old international airport at Don Muang in Bangkok, while repairs are carried out to the troubled new airport.
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THE FEDERAL government has given the Australian Logistics Council (ALC) a pat on the back - and a windfall of A$1.6 million over the next four years.
Air cargo report highlights solid growth and ongoing single-digit market optimism
A REPORT just out has revealed that the air cargo industry grew at a mid-single-digit rate in 2006 — and that global traffic levels are up 36 per cent since the unprecedented decline that took place in 2001.
CIAS Cargo, one of the cargo ground handlers at Singapore’s Changi international airport, has now enjoyed seven months of successful implementation of its web-based cargo management system, delivering a range of major benefits to customers as well as the company.
DID actor Sylvester Stallone, star of many action movies, bring steroids into Australia? The recent headliner incident had all the trappings of Sly’s movie scripts, featuring a Customs intervention at Sydney International and subsequent drama, including allegations that the entourage travelling with him on his private jet had been seen tossing items out of a hotel window.
MAYBE Australian Customs thought that love would be in the air on Valentine’s Day, easing the way for the first phase of implementing changes to the ICS which modify and improve the reporting process associated with part-shipped air cargo.
CMR management framework lacked the ‘basic fundamentals to succeed’
AUSTRALIAN Customs has been given a rap over the knuckles in a major government report on the Cargo Management Re-Engineering (CMR) project.
Airline losses down, optimism up as IATA reports ‘06 figures
AIRLINE losses last year were down to US$500 million from US$3.2 billion in 2005.
The GACA said the new system would facilitate air cargo services as the cargo and packages of authorised companies and agents would be taken aboard civilian and commercial aircraft without further checking.
THAI Airways has stood its ground and refused to move to the old international airport at Don Muang in Bangkok, while repairs are carried out to the troubled new airport.
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