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ABC heads for KabulJul 21, 2009

AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), Volga-Dnepr Group's scheduled cargo airline, has launched a charter Boeing 747 freighter service to Kabul, Afghanistan. The first flight operated on July 14th. From now on, ABC will operate every Tuesday using Boeing 747-200/300 cargo aircraft. The flight will arrive early on Wednesday mornings in Afghanistan and offers som...

New FAA safety culture reflected in operational error reportingJul 21, 2009

South African Airways (SAA) and Air India have signed a code share agreement which will improve travel options between their respective countries. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) took another step toward a new safety culture by reducing the emphasis on blame in the reporting of operational errors by air traffic controllers. "We're moving away...

SAA and Air India sign Code Share AgreementJul 21, 2009

South African Airways (SAA) and Air India have signed a code share agreement which will improve travel options between their respective countries. The agreement allows Air India passengers to code share on SAA's route between Johannesburg and Mumbai, as well as on the domestic sectors between Johannesburg - Durban and Johannesburg - Cape Town. SAA in r...

A bridge not too far for PPG membersJul 21, 2009

PPG United Kingdom and Ireland member, Quality Freight Group (QFG), and United States member TransGroup Worldwide Logistics are combining forces to deliver a shipment of 19 aircraft Passenger Boarding Bridges (PBBs) along with their component parts from Utah to Dublin Airport’s new Terminal 2.  The new €395m terminal is designed to handle ...

Le Havre's first half container volume slides 8pcJul 21, 2009

THE French Port of Le Havre handled 1.1 million TEU in the first half of the year, representing a decrease of eight per cent compared to the same period last year. The result put Le Havre ahead of rival Marseilles, which saw its first half throughput rise by three per cent to 435,400 TEU. Le Havre's total cargo volume fell by 1.7 per cent during the re...

Antwerp gloomy as first half container volume falls 18.5pc Jul 21, 2009

THE Port of Antwerp's container volume fell 18.5 per cent to 3.6 million TEU in the first half, the port authority announced. "We suspect that this trend will continue for the remainder of the year," said port authority chief Eddy Bruyninckx. "At the moment there are not enough signs for an economic revival in the second half of 2009." Bulk freight shr...

St Petersburg Port suffers 32pc box decline in first halfJul 21, 2009

THE Port of St Petersburg has completed the design for a refrigerated terminal to be developed on the First Stevedoring Company site with annual capacity of 1.5 million tons. But progress comes with a decrease of 23 per cent in cargo throughput at the port during the first half of the year to 22.6 million tonnes, including 4.73 million tonnes handled in J...

First stimulus-funded clean air projects at Port of Tacoma Jul 20, 2009

On July 15 Governor Chris Gregoire visited the Totem Ocean Trailer Express, Inc. (TOTE) terminal at the Port of Tacoma to view the first round of stimulus-funded projects to reduce port-related diesel emissions.  Through the Department of Ecology, Washington received $1.2 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding to partner with ports t...

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