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Without higher freight rates, Maersk said it would be difficult to recoup the $2.2 billion investment in 16 7,500 TEU Sammax ships for its Latin America service
Maersk to raise Latin rates by 30% in 2012
Maersk Line, the containership division of Denmark's A P Moller-Maersk, plans to raise its Latin American cargo rates by as much as 30 percent this year to curb losses and pay for 16 ships being built for the region.
New airport sacks MD over opening delay
Aeroflot 2011 profit doubles to $491m
Russian state airline Aeroflot’s net profit nearly doubled in 2011 to $491 million, while
Brazil's Gol may fire 1,200 by June
Cai Mep slows construction as cargo volume falls
The investor of Gemalink-Cai Mep Port has slowed down its construction tempo after seeing
Hamburg throughput beats other ports in region
DHL opens new service centre in HK
DHL Express has opened a new international service centre in Tsing Yi, Hong Kong, and laun
DB Schenker takes over partner in Namibia

CP battle ends with change in board
US activist investor Bill Ackman has won a bitter proxy vote to shake up the board and rep
Pershing wins more support for CP Rail shake-up

Cathay gets new director
Cathay Pacific Airways has named Chitty Cheung its director of corporate affairs, replacin
Additional roles for Cargotec execs


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23 April 2012
COVER STORY
Curfew to hit Frankfurt freight
Lufthansa puts investment injection plan on ice Frankfurt airport’s lofty perch as the second-largest air cargo gateway in Europe is now staring at the prospect of a slow decline after a federal court in Germany upheld the ban on flights between 11pm
Aviation
Thai airports to get funds for expansion
Representatives of the Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT), the agency that
Shipping
Container volumes rise as Chongqing expands facilities
Larger vessels, expanded port facilities and upgraded management are boosting trade in the
Comment
Cheap China rates hurt foreign carriers
The nature of their business has always placed air cargo carriers and the forwarders at op
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Qantas off to Chongqing Qantas has become the latest foreign airline to introduce a sch
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Changi lures freighters with rebates
Thai airports to get funds for expansion
ABC, Air Cargo Germany synchronising services
Cargolux to get rid of 747-400BCFs in drive to cut capacity
Garnadt warns of retaliatory action over emissions scheme
New service to boost China-Africa air cargo
United, Continental freight alignment needs more time
Shippers and forwarders face tougher lithium battery rules
Seabury executive warns of hard times in next few years
Cargo market slowdown threatens freighter ops
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Cheap China rates hurt foreign carriers
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Carriers face $20 billion cash call to finance debt and costs
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Curfew to hit Frankfurt freight
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Capacity creeps up on Asia-Europe
Container volumes rise as Chongqing expands facilities
Asian ports need shared service, analytics
Private ports steal march on government-owned entities
Tiny Vancouver in Washington State has sights set on China
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GAC’s Team Pindar down but not out
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Drop in tonnage hits Asian gateways
Desert hubs buck downward trend
Cheap China rates hurt foreign carriers
The nature of their business has always placed air cargo carriers and the forwarders at opposite ends of the table.





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