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Global Ship Lease takes delivery of 10,960-TEUer, its 16th ship Jan 6, 2009

GLOBAL Ship Lease, a containership charter owner, has announced that it has taken delivery of the 10,960-TEU CMA CGM Thalassa, adding to its fleet of 16 vessels, all on charter at fixed-rate long-term contracts with an average remaining term of 10 years and a weighted average age of just over four years. The delivered newbuilding is on a fixed rate 17...

Pakistan troops close NATO supply route through Kyber Pass Jan 6, 2009

PAKISTANI troops moving against Taliban guerrillas have intermittently blocked the one supply route through the Kyber Pass from Pakistan into Afghanistan. Transport facilities have been targets of repeated attacks in recent weeks, including the destruction of more than one hundred Humvees to be sent to troops in Afghanistan, reported American Shipper....

CSCL managing director named outstanding Chinese Innovator Jan 6, 2009

CHINA Shipping Container Lines managing director Huang Xiaowen was recently awarded the title of World Economy Outstanding Chinese Innovator on the Asia Pacific Annual Chinese-Economy Council for Investment Financing 2008. Mr Huang won the award for China Shipping Container Lines' leading position in the world shipping market and its far-reaching bran...

Official morass, dishonesty, lack of box pick ups plagues Nigeria Jan 6, 2009

NIGERIA's outdated legislation, equipment shortages, epileptic power supply, unreliable IT infrastructure, failure to streamline security agencies and dishonesty are reasons why the 48-hour cargo clearance target remain unachieved at the nation's seaports, reports The Punch, of Lagos. APM Terminals Apapa Ports managing director Michael Hansen was cite...

Ex-Cathay chief's Seabury consultancy sees 2009 as good as 2008 Jan 6, 2009

THIS year should be no worse than last with the economy picking up in 2010, according to David Turnbull, former CEO of Cathay Pacific Airways, and today's chairman of Seabury Asia, a Hong Kong consultancy covering aviation companies We do not foresee that 2009 is going to be much better or worse than 2008 - it will be more or less the same, said Mr Tu...

French seize 19 pirates off Somalia Jan 6, 2009

A French warship on Sunday reportedly prevented attempts by pirates from seizing two cargo ships in the Gulf of Aden.    Agence France Presse quoted the French president's officer as saying the frigate Jean de Vienne had conducted a decisive action against two new attacks and seized 19 Somali pirates.    More than 100 pirate attacks occurred off t...

China goes easy on 24-hour rule Jan 6, 2009

Chinese authorities have informally indicated plans to allow a grace period of three to six months before enforcing a rule that container lines electronically file manifests 24-hours prior to loading at a foreign or domestic port, according to OOCL and several maritime industry sources.    In a customer advisory posted on its Web site, Hong Kong ...

Evergreen sees profit ahead, market recovery in 2011 Jan 5, 2009

EVERGREEN Group chairman Chang Yung-fa said his container shipping lines and EVA Airways will cut costs during the slowdown, but he is certain of continuing profit to come. Mr Chang was cited as saying in Taipei's Economic Daily News that the Taiwanese transport group was not expecting layoffs in 2009 and was hopeful market recovery in 2011.   ...

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