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MidAmerica airport flower figures and manifests don't tally: paper Nov 19, 2009

MIDAMERICA St Louis airport authority declarations about full flower flights do not tally with figures on cargo manifests, a Belleville News-Democrat investigation has revealed. Airport director Tim Cantwell has said flights headed north to MidAmerica and then southbound are "full both ways", said the newspaper, which covers the southern Illinois and St L...

Aloha Air Cargo does deals with Hawaiian farmersNov 19, 2009

ALOHA Air Cargo has teamed up with the Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation to help sustain Hawaii agriculture by offering lower freight costs. "If farmers no make money, the farmer not going farm," Hawaii Farm Bureau president Dean Okimoto was quoted as saying in a report by ABC TV News. "We felt it (local farming) wasn't being supported by a transportation ...

Engineering snags put Boeing 747-8 roll out timing at riskNov 19, 2009

BOEING has taken a US$1 billion pre-tax charge against its third-quarter results to counter higher production costs for its 747-8 programme, largely attributed to a timing overlap with the 787 schedule resulting in a shortage of engineering resources. Aviation International News reported that the manufacturer is expected to push back the delivery of the f...

Pakistan and China to form joint ventureNov 19, 2009

Pakistan's Ministry of Railways and the Government of China have agreed in principle to form a consortium to carry out the feasibility study of the planned joint venture rail service between the two countries, Pakistan's railways minister has said. The study will cover a 750km section from Havelian, which is already linked to Pakistan's rail network, t...

Stadler Rail to supply four articulated electric units Nov 19, 2009

Swiss train manufacturer Stadler Rail will supply four articulated electric multiple units for the under-construction railway in Puy-de-Dôme in the French region of Massif Central. The $24.8m (CHF25m) worth trainsets will operate on the 5.3km railway, which is being built by Canadian firm SNC-Lavalin. The units will be based on the vehicles that S...

Singapore official elected as President of ICAONov 19, 2009

With effect from 1 January 2010, Mr Mervyn G Fernando, the Singapore official serving in the Air Navigation Commission (ANC) of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) currently, will assume the role of President of the ANC for a one year term. The President of the ANC is elected by the Council of the ICAO from within the ANC. The ANC comprises...

Globelink opens Kuwait office Nov 18, 2009

Globelink West Star Shipping Co has announced the opening of an office in Al-Qibla/Salhiya, Kuwait that provides services to the shipping and transport industry, according to the Shipping Gazette. "Globelink West Star Shipping Co WLL, Kuwait said it would move towards market orientation by identifying customer's value chains and integrating its services ...

FedEx opened new officesNov 18, 2009

FedEx Trade Networks, the new FedEx forwarding company, has opened new offices in China and across Europe as part of an aggressive expansion plan, said a company statement. Fourteen locations have opened this year including in Ningbo, Singapore, Taipei, Taiwan, Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Qingdao, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Tianjin, Dalian and Ho Chi Minh City....

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