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OJSC Petrolesport follows up on its investment programFeb 18, 2011

OJSC Petrolesport (a Global Ports group company, Russia) commissioned the first phase of the customs inspection complex and a new container storage yard. These facilities were constructed as part of the second stage of Petrolesport's investment program, with the total investments amounting to 373.609 mln. Rubles ($12.3 mln.). Container movement operation...

ICTSI begins operating Port of Portland's Marine Terminal 6Feb 18, 2011

ICTSI OREGON, a subsidiary of Manila's International Container Terminal Services Inc, has started operating the Port of Portland's Terminal 6, a deep water container terminal with breakbulk facilities on the Columbia River. Over an initial lease period of 25 years, the terminal operator said in a statement that it plans to "boost service for both import...

Safmarine cuts road service to Joburg depot as strike violent mountsFeb 18, 2011

INCREASING violence in South Africa's national truck strike has induced Safmarine to cancel deliveries to and from the Johannesburg's City Deep inland container depot, reports London's Containerisation International. "We have cancelled all export and import deliveries to and from City Deep. The situation will be monitored carefully and deliveries will ...

Los Angeles January imports rise 14.3pc, exports up 12.6pcFeb 18, 2011

THE Port of Los Angeles has announced that January container volume increased 15.3 per cent year on year to 660,517 TEU with imports rising 14.3 per cent and exports up 12.6 per cent. Port of Long Beach volume rose 10.8 per cent year on year to 474,960 TEU, and import was up 11.3 per cent and export up 12.7 per cent, reported American Shipper. (Source:htt...

AAT's airfreight volumes grow by 27pcFeb 17, 2011

Hong Kong's Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT) handled 60,789 tonnes of air cargo in January, an increase of 27 per cent compared to the same month in 2010, according to the Shipping Gazette. Within this total, export cargo amounted to 42,203 tonnes, up 31 per cent year on year. Import cargo volume rose 16 per cent in January to 17,941 tonnes and transshipm...

KLM resumes scheduled services to Buenos AiresFeb 17, 2011

After an absence of 10 years, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will resume scheduled services between Amsterdam and Buenos Aires on 31 October 2011. Buenos Aires will become KLMs' 67th intercontinental destination. KLM President & CEO Peter Hartman: "With Buenos Aires as the 7th destination for KLM in Latin America, we reinforce our position in this strongl...

HKIA named the world's best fifth time in a rowFeb 17, 2011

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has been named the world's best among airports serving more than 40 million passengers annually, for the fifth year in a row. The award was announced by the Airports Council International (ACI), based on its Airport Service Quality (ASQ) survey, accrediting the commitment of airports across the world to excel in perfo...

The Asia-Pacific Region airports capture all the Top Five Best Airport...Feb 17, 2011

ACI Asia-Pacific is pleased to announce the recipients of the most respected annual Airport Service Quality (ASQ) awards for 2010, which recognize the commitment of airports worldwide to customer service excellence. ACI Asia-Pacific Regional Director Maggie Kwok says, “It is another outstanding year for Asia-Pacific as the top five airports are all ...

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