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The high cost of fuel offset China Eastern's foreign exchange gain of $277 million in the first half of the year
China Eastern $31m in the red in first half
China Eastern's 2008 first half results saw a loss of US$31.1 million, compared with a loss of $44.7 million in the corresponding period for 2007, International Herald Tribune reported.
Computer glitch disrupts US airports
South Korea to privatise airports
South Korea will put up for sale management rights in some of the country's 14 domestic ai
Jet fuel provider cuts annual revenue target
Indian state of Kerala to upgrade port facilities
The Kerala Maritime Development Corporation has been entrusted with the task of overseeing
Companies vie to construct India berth
Toll in the red after Virgin divestment
Australia's largest logistics company, Toll Holdings, posted a net loss of US$597 million
Parent reveals fraud at Schenker Belgium

Czech, Slovak states to merge rail freight firms
The Czech and Slovak governments have approved the merger of their state-owned rail freigh
YRC completes acquisition of China firm

Dragonair appoints new operations manager
Hong Kong’s Dragonair has appointed Captain Peter Sanderson as general manager operations,
MAS extends CFO’s contract

Bush package to stimulate ports
The good news about a slowdown in the US economy is that the nation’s ports, strained some
Gammon India sets up logistic company


CURRENT ISSUE
18 August 2008
COVER STORY
Duty threat to China textiles
Trade tension is quietly building between China and the United States, with threats of anti-dumping duties on Chinese textiles becoming more frequent in the run-up to the December 31 scrapping of quotas on textiles.
Aviation
High oil price wipes out US carriers' freight gains
Oil is inflicting heavy damage on the US airline industry and dragging operators' results
Shipping
Deltaport streamlines intermodal traffic
The two big railway users of Deltaport have come to an agreement to facilitate the managem
Logistics
Growing pains for China's 3PL market
Outsourcing of services to third party logisitcs providers was the highlight of two major
Comment
Bridge to Macau makes no commercial sense
The recent decision by the governments of Hong Kong, Guangdong and Macau to finance the co
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Aviation
High oil price wipes out US carriers' freight gains
Second cargo chief receives jail sentence
Aeroflot steers new course as Asia-Russia traffic rises
NCA fails to fill plane so quits Beijing
Forwarders request aid for screening bellyhold freight
Low-cost travel pioneer to launch India cargo carrier
Air France-KLM to launch new freight fuel surcharge system
China's air cargo sector forecast to fly higher
Logistics
Growing pains for China's 3PL market
Focus
Fuel crisis has a silver lining, says flying kangaroo chief
Major logistics firms unite to aid victims of cyclone Nargis
Cover Story
Duty threat to China textiles
Shipping
Abu Dhabi throws down gauntlet to rival Dubai
Deltaport streamlines intermodal traffic
Asian line signs agreement to start operations at Seattle port
Germany mulls use of navy to protect ships against piracy
Comment
Bridge to Macau makes no commercial sense
Technology can help make logistics industry more environmentally friendly
QUOTES
Special Feature
Joint cargo venture to take off next year
DHL hub gives Leipzig a shot in the arm
Slow steam ahead as Hyundai, Hanjin try to offset high costs
What the Editor Says
Bridge to Macau makes no commercial sense
The recent decision by the governments of Hong Kong, Guangdong and Macau to finance the construction of a bridge across the Pearl River Delta is the greatest example yet of how insane the idea is. It will cost US$5.





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