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US truckers battle Teamsters, railways to stop bill limiting truck siz...May 9, 2011

US TRUCKERS are battling the Teamsters union and American railways over legislation that would forbid them from operating larger trucks. The bills, one from the House and the other in the Senate, would retain the 80,000-lbs, 53-foot truck size limit now allowed on Interstate Highways and extend it to cover the National Highways. New Jersey Democratic S...

Lufthansa first quarter loss widens to $753mMay 6, 2011

German airline Lufthansa saw its net loss widen to US$753 million in the January-March period compared with $442.6 million a year earlier, despite an increase in revenue. The company said the increase was due to measurement effects for hedging options, reported Associated Press Newswires. Lufthansa said first-quarter revenues increased to $9.51 billion ...

Surge in CargoWise customer baseMay 6, 2011

CargoWise, a platform software provider for logistics operators, has reported a significant expansion in its customer base over the past 12 months. CargoWise solutions are now being used by more than 65,000 users across a customer community of more than 3,500 businesses in 65 countries. "Our ediEnterprise platform has gained huge momentum; we have incr...

Iraqi landing fees hobble air cargo - trucks to the rescueMay 6, 2011

HIGH Iraqi air cargo takeoff and landing fees of $20,000 to $100,000 per flight applied only to foreign carriers are slowing trade to and from Iraq, industry and foreign government sources say. Emirates, Ruslan International and the UAE Civil Aviation Authority chief Saif al Suwaidi have all complained, seeing the fees as heavy-handed protectionism. Me...

Qatar Airways to acquire 33pc of Luxembourg's CargoluxMay 6, 2011

STATE-OWNED Qatar Airways has unveiled plans to acquire a 33 per cent stake in Cargolux, a Luxembourg all-cargo airline. According to the carrier's CEO Akbar Al Baker, a deal is expected to be signed in the next few weeks, reports the Press Trust of India (PTI) from Dubai. "We see there are synergies. Qatar Airways would like to expand and I always sai...

Korean Air first quarter net profit up 14pc to US$176.6 millionMay 6, 2011

KOREAN Air has posted a year-on-year 13.9 per cent first quarter net profit increase to KRW190 billion (US$176.63 million) on the back of foreign currency gains. Operating revenues were up 6.3 per cent to KRW2.72 trillion in the first three months, to which cargo contributed 31.4 per cent and passengers contributed 53.7 per cent, together generating and ...

UK unions, railways, environmentalists oppose allowing truckers bigger...May 6, 2011

A BRITISH railway, union and environmental lobby is attacking plans that would allow for 17 per cent longer trucks, thus undermining the railways' attack on trucking. But in a letter to the editor from an operations clerk at London forwarder Gondrand UK opposed this view, saying that changes could be made to serve most interests involved. This was in r...

Inner Mongolia to be assigned coastal tract to develop as seaportMay 6, 2011

NORTHERN China's Inner Mongolia has signed a deal with the Hebei provincial government which agrees to assign a coastal tract on the Bohai Sea in Tangshan, a neighbouring city of Tianjin, to develop a seaport primarily for the use of the inland territory, Xinhua reports. Hebei will give 40 kilometres of land at Tangshan's Caofeidian New District for In...

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