Thursday 27 October 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Bullish UPS delivers Q3 profit, despite uncertainty; SeaFrance fate still undecided; Freightliner managers take industrial action

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Bullish UPS delivers Q3 profit, despite uncertainty

Bullish UPS delivers Q3 profit, despite uncertainty

US freight business offsets sluggish volumes from Asia

 

SeaFrance fate still undecided

Just two takeover bids for ferry operator remain on the table as Paris court delays decision

Freightliner managers take industrial action over pay offer

Rail freight operation at Southampton set for disruption due to work-to-rule

IFW LinkedIn group tops 3,000

Now the world's seventh most popular cargo networking group

Taiwan carrier starts to sell air cargo aircraft

Worst year since I entered the trade, says EVA president

FedEx to hire more seasonal workers than ever

US operator predicts massive surge in holiday deliveries

Four killed as Yemen cargo aircraft crashes at military base

Antonov exploded as it hit the runway, says witness

Kenya plans extra levy on air freight shipments

Cargo owners protest at airport authority scheme to fund infrastructure improvements

Asia-Africa loop upgraded

Shipping lines provide bigger vessels and more reefers on weekly service

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Century appoints new Customer Care Manager

 

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FedEx to hire more seasonal workers than ever

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