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The disappearance of Flight 370 in early March resulted in Malaysia Airlines’ ticket sales plunging

Malaysia Airlines sinks deeper in the red

Malaysia's flag carrier sank deeper in losses in the first quarter as ticket sales plunged after the disappearance of Flight 370 in early March, worsening an already weak period.

DHL Express helps lift parent’s profit

Aviation

Harsh weather, weak dollar widens Air Canada loss

Air Canada said tough winter weather and a weaker Canadian dollar pushed it deeper into th

KAL, Asiana Airlines enjoy an improved Q1

Shipping

CMA CGM and NileDutch in vessel sharing deal

Two container shipping lines, CMA CGM and NileDutch, have concluded a vessel sharing agree

London Gateway second berth begins operations

Logistics

Geodis Wilson in Bahrain venture

Freight forwarding company Geodis Wilson has formed a joint venture partnership with regio

Toll freight facility gets PM’s approval

Road & Rail

Gefco's new train route links China ports to Europe

Gefco Group, the international arm of Russian Railways specialising in automotive and indu

Watchdog halts probe into CN Rail pricing

People

CEVA names air freight COO

CEVA Logistics, a supply chain management company, has appointed Michael Schaecher as chie

London Heathrow gets new CEO

Aviation


	Cathay bets on North America with Columbus service launch

	Lufthansa cautious on capacity deployment

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	Shippers face more delays, longer transits

Cover Story


	Cargolux unveils dual hub scheme

Shipping


	Mixed response on CSAV joining G6 in wake of tie-up

	Overcapacity to worsen as more big ships arrive

	We must prepare for challenges – PSA

	India launches four terminal projects to double box capacity

	New crane expected to take ports by storm

News


	Virgin Atlantic Cargo joins Easter egg hunt

	News Round-up

Special Feature


	Pressure grows on measurement of carbon emissions

	Rail shake-up expected to help cut supply chain costs

	Desert cargo carriers keep piling it up

	DP World sees strong potential for growth in region

Last Stop


	All eyes on conversion of Boeing 737-800

	AEI first to go ahead with the freighter programme

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QUOTES In time, a foreign investment is the only solution to make sure that the Qantas brand and its viability remains very strong Andrew Robb, Australia Trade and Investment Minister, on plans to ask Emirates Airline to invest in Qantas • •

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