Shipping Alliances: An Overview “Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) is to join THE Alliance when its slot charter agreement with 2M expires next April”, according to the Loadstar. Three major shipping [...]
For the third time in less than two months, Brussels Airport is facing technical problems with its baggage system. As a result certain flights have to leave without baggage, [...]
Comparison between July 2019 en July 2018 Passengers 32,958 in July 2019 vs. 33,912 in July 2018 (-2,8%) Movements 3,569 in July 2019 vs. 3,666 in July 2018 (-2,6%) [...]
Second quarter revenue at IAG Cargo was €281 million, down 3.2% at constant exchange, with volumes remaining static as the air cargo market remains slow. Sold cargo tonnes were [...]
Good news for shipping and Hamburg’s port customers throughout the world: The works for the adjustment of the fairway has been started yesterday. With the arrival of the hopper [...]
Airspace is becoming a scarce resource. Due to the increase of air traffic and the number of airspace users, airspace is coming to its limits worldwide. Four partners are [...]
The Port of Rotterdam handled a record 240 million tonnes of cargo in the first half of the year on the back of all-time high container volumes that rose [...]
Shipping lines no longer entitled to claim limitless detention and demurrage charges Confederation des Expediteurs de Belgique (CEB), the Association Member of FIATA in Belgium, reported two interesting verdicts [...]
Schiphol reports 0.4% decrease of air transport movements compared with June 2018 The decrease in the number of cargo movements continued, with 17.5% fewer cargo aircraft using Schiphol than [...]
Blanked sailings during peak season confirming carriers have no confidence in the Asia-Europe trade. Carriers are taking a pessimistic view of the Asia-Europe peak season this year amid a [...]
