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Rolls-Royce wins US$130 million China Southern order Jul 27, 2010

ROLLS-ROYCE Group has won a contract to supply US$130 million worth of V2500 aircraft engines to China Southern Airlines, reports Dow Jones. The engines will be used to drive 20 Airbus A320 aircraft in the China Southern fleet to be delivered next year. The order includes a long-term services agreement. China Southern is already one of the largest c...

Dragonair to resume Hong Kong-Fukuoka serviceJul 27, 2010

HONG KONG's Dragonair plans to resume service to Fukuoka in Japan from its Hong Kong base. The carrier plans to commence daily Fukuoka service on October 31, operated by an Airbus A320 aircraft. "Dragonair will be the only airline operating direct non-stop service between Hong Kong and Fukuoka," said Dragonair chief executive officer James Tong in ...

Union Pacific profit up 53pc, CEO blasts Democrat rail reforms Jul 27, 2010

UNION PACIFIC, the largest US railway by revenue, has posted a 53 per cent year-on-year second quarter net profit increase to $711 million, reported Bloomberg. Union Pacific CEO Jim Young said congressional legislation now in the works would increase government oversight of mergers and allow shippers to challenge rates. The measures are making it hard f...

Japan helps Tanzania roads in US$80 million grantJul 27, 2010

THE Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) overseas development assistance (ODA) in Africa is to concentrate on improving the roads in Tanzania with a US$80 million grant to strengthen infrastructure on roads between Iringa and Dodoma. The Road Sector Support Project is key to improving trade on the 260 kilometre road network between Iringa and D...

DHL and university act to sustain supply chainJul 26, 2010

The National University of Singapore (NUS) and DHL have launched Asia's first Sustainable Supply Chain Centre, aimed at providing best practices to achieve sustainability in the supply chain. "The issue of sustainability is very broad. The centre is focused to take away all that noise and provide simple, usable solutions to achieve sustainability in th...

'Internet of Things' to revolutionise logisticsJul 26, 2010

The next generation of the internet, dubbed as the Internet of Things or IOT, is expected to bring profound changes to the global supply chain via intelligent cargo movement and consolidated businesses as well as technological advances. Born out of a spread of logistics information, IOT incorporates current state-of-art technologies, including electroni...

JAL to pay Kaplan Fox clients US$12 million for price-fixingJul 26, 2010

KAPLAN FOX & KILSHEIMER LLP has announced a US$12 million settlement, subject to court approval, with Japan Airlines for the carrier's involvement in an illegal air freight price-fixing cartel. Kaplan Fox serves as one of four co-lead counsels representing a class of direct purchasers from defendants of air cargo shipping services for shipments to,...

Changi takes final bids for third ground handling licenceJul 26, 2010

SINGAPORE's Changi Airport Group (CAG) has launched the second stage of a two-phase tender process for a third ground handling licence from four short-listed companies, namely AirAsia Berhad, Aircraft Service International Group, Jetstar and SIA Engineering Company. These four bidders need to submit detailed proposals including their business and finan...

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