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Czech Airlines to start flying to two new destinationsMar 30, 2009

At the end of March, the new Czech Airlines flight schedule takes effect.  In it, in response to the present decline in demand for air carriage, the Airline will adapt its flight offering.  Routes with greater demand potential will be reinforced, to the detriment of flights where passenger interest is dropping.  In its summer flight schedule,...

Shenzhen Airport's February cargo volume up 7.4pc Mar 27, 2009

SHENZHEN Airport handled 38,300 tonnes of cargo and mail during February, rising by 7.4 per cent over the same period last year, Logistics Week reported. In the same month, the airport received 1.99 million passengers, growing by 9.5 per cent. Aircraft movement was up slightly by 0.9 per cent to 15,500 flights. During the first two months of this year, ...

Aeroflot seeks to buy Czech Airlines, vows to keep Prague base Mar 27, 2009

RUSSIA's national airline, Aeroflot, has put in a bid to buy 91.5 per cent of Czech Airlines (CSA) from a Czech legal entity while promising to retain the carrier's base at Prague Ruzyne airport. Aerflot's plan, outlined in the tender's preliminary guidelines, also include a promise to retain CSA as the Czech Republic's national air carrier. Althou...

HAFFA highlights actions to take advantage of economic downturn Mar 27, 2009

HONGKONG Association of Freight Forwarding and Logistics Limited (HAFFA) chairman Walther Nahr is calling for closer cooperation in the wake of the challenges currently facing the logistics industry. According to Mr Nahr there are no miracle solutions, but possibilities exist to turn challenges into opportunities, he said in a speech to the association's...

China's air freight to US off 10pc in 2008, but Vietnam up 10pc Mar 27, 2009

  THE latest figures from US Department of Commerce show that China was still the largest sources of imports to US among Asian countries last year with a volume of 881,000 tonnes, which was 10.1 per cent less than in 2007, Logistics Week reported. The global economic turmoil has resulted in fall of exports to US in many Asian countries. US imports ...

Qantas to layoff 90 senior managers, maintain salary freeze Mar 27, 2009

AUSTRALIA's Qantas Group has announced that it is laying off management staff as part of a fundamental review of the company's organisational structure to ensure it is better equipped to respond to commercial challenges, including the impact of the global economic downturn. A company statement said that it will make 90 current senior management position...

KLM first to launch emission-free airport vehicle Mar 27, 2009

Air France and KLM lead the pack as the first airlines to test the revolutionary AirPod. In May 2009, a pilot project kicks off using seven of these zero-emission, compressed-air-driven vehicles. Air France and KLM will be using these zero-emission vehicles over a six-month period to transport passengers and light cargo at Paris Charles de Gaulle and Amster...

Lufthansa Cargo and Austrian Cargo Charter signed sales agreementMar 27, 2009

Lufthansa Cargo and Austrian Cargo Charter have signed an agreement for the global sales of cargo charters in March 2009. True to the philosophy ‘together we are strong’, strategic partnerships are also becoming a valuable tool in the crisis. With its own teams in Kelsterbach, Hong Kong, Chicago and Dubai, Lufthansa Cargo Charter has been relyi...

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