Frankfurt Airport reports June cargo down GERMANY's Frankfurt Airportis one of Europe's busiest air freight hubs in Europe suffered a 4.7 per cent year-on-year decline in June volume to [...]
Mixed signals show slow performance for recovery of carriers. In this analysis, we again update shipping’s mid-year report, reviewing progress across a range of shipping sector “subjects”. Our overall [...]
London landing on 4th place as Europe’s first shipping centre A new ranking of the world seaports and shipping centres has set the standard listing on its head as [...]
Schiphol’s 40.000 additional aircraft slots are subject to meeting strict noise levels Schiphol Airport could gain an extra 40,000 aircraft slots to ease its capacity issues – providing it meets strict [...]
Boris Johnson UK’s potential PM could endanger 300.000 jobs at Heathrow airport. Cancellation of plans for a third runway at London’s Heathrow airport could cost the U.K. economy more [...]
Air France’s position penalized by governmental eco-tax proposition Air France strongly disapproves the announcement of a proposal to introduce an eco-tax varying from 1.5 to 18 euros on tickets [...]
MSC Gülsün only container vessel with 24 rows The world’s largest containership has been delivered this week by South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries. The 400 m long MSC Gülsün is the [...]
Brussels Airlines setting positive result in 2018 Last year, Brussels Airlines booked a net profit of €12.8 million, thus reducing the cumulative loss to €92.7 million. In 2017, it [...]
Brussels Airlines CEO Christina Foerster has announced the carrier’s separation from Eurowings Brussels Airlines will not be consolidated into Eurowings after all. In fact, Lufthansa is scaling back Eurowings [...]
On 15 June 1919 Alcock and Brown completed the first transatlantic crossing. We salute the achievement of two pioneers, John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown, who on 15 June [...]
