Three airports join Canadian trans-shipment program
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- Monday, 28 July 2008
Three Canadian airports have been approved to participate in the international air cargo trans-shipment program, Canadian Transportation and Logistics reports.
Three Canadian airports have been approved to participate in the international air cargo trans-shipment program, Canadian Transportation and Logistics reports.
A Qatar Airways senior manager, a British man, was held in solitary confinement for 25 days by authorities after being arrested in the Middle East for alleged industrial espionage.
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is providing Aeroflot Cargo, a German carrier based at Frankfurt-Hahn airport, with three leased MD-11 Boeing Converted Freighters (BCFs). Another three are scheduled.
UK media report four British Airways employees, including two who have left the British carrier, will be charged by the UK’s Office of Fair Trading (OFT) with price fixing.
UK commentator talking about last week’s Qantas ‘hole in the aircraft’ problem: “The passengers were lucky it was Qantas and not British Airways. BA would have lost their bags, too.”
A US proposal - backed by the US airline industry - to release oil from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve has failed to get enough votes in the US House of Representatives and a Republican filibuster (use of obstructive tactics) currently is blocking movement on a Senate bill aimed at restricting oil price speculation.
Canada’s Air Canada and the US’s Continental Airlines are tipped to soon sign a marketing agreement. The plan must pass regulatory hurdles in both the US and Canada before it can proceed.
Global provider of integrated logistics services Janel World Trade has purchased the customs brokerage ‘book of business’ assets of Ferrara International Logistics of Elizabeth, New Jersey, US for US$2.1 million.
Blocked drains last week caused the Atlas Air Cargo terminal at Korea’s Incheon International Airport to collapse, airport officials said.
Three Canadian airports have been approved to participate in the international air cargo trans-shipment program, Canadian Transportation and Logistics reports.
A Qatar Airways senior manager, a British man, was held in solitary confinement for 25 days by authorities after being arrested in the Middle East for alleged industrial espionage.
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is providing Aeroflot Cargo, a German carrier based at Frankfurt-Hahn airport, with three leased MD-11 Boeing Converted Freighters (BCFs). Another three are scheduled.
UK media report four British Airways employees, including two who have left the British carrier, will be charged by the UK’s Office of Fair Trading (OFT) with price fixing.
UK commentator talking about last week’s Qantas ‘hole in the aircraft’ problem: “The passengers were lucky it was Qantas and not British Airways. BA would have lost their bags, too.”
A US proposal - backed by the US airline industry - to release oil from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve has failed to get enough votes in the US House of Representatives and a Republican filibuster (use of obstructive tactics) currently is blocking movement on a Senate bill aimed at restricting oil price speculation.
Canada’s Air Canada and the US’s Continental Airlines are tipped to soon sign a marketing agreement. The plan must pass regulatory hurdles in both the US and Canada before it can proceed.
Global provider of integrated logistics services Janel World Trade has purchased the customs brokerage ‘book of business’ assets of Ferrara International Logistics of Elizabeth, New Jersey, US for US$2.1 million.
Blocked drains last week caused the Atlas Air Cargo terminal at Korea’s Incheon International Airport to collapse, airport officials said.