Former Martinair executive Maria (Meta) Ullings has been extradited to the US to face charges of price fixing.
She arrived in Atlanta last week and appeared yesterday in a Georgia district court.
In a move that has deeply saddened many …
Despite the recent introduction of low-sulphur regulations, the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) will continue to allow ships transiting the waterway to burn heavy fuel oil (HFO) without the need for scrubbers.
Adding to the confusion for ship managers is a …
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has eased rules on US carriers flying in some airspace in the Middle East.
The move follows a slew of requests by cargo carriers, including Atlas Air, Kalitta Air and FedEx, for exemptions to …
2020 will prove another challenging year for ocean carriers in terms of capacity management, according to Drewry.
Although the consultant claimed the industry would be able to cope.
Drewry calculates that 1.2m teu of capacity will be added to the …
Australia’s Patrick Terminals has announced a cut in night shift operations at Melbourne, prompting a backlash from landside operators already furious at spiralling “infrastructure fees”.
From today, Patrick East Swanson Dock Terminal (ESD) will reduce the number of night shifts …
As the EC continues to deliberate whether the liner shipping industry should enjoy a further four years of exemption from consortia legislation, the Global Shippers Forum has called on regulators to change how they evaluate alliances and their effect on …
Seko Logistics is eyeing further expansion this year following its largest acquisition to date, Air-City Inc, last week.
“We have evolved with phases of acquisitive and organic growth, and will continue on that track,” said vice president marketing Brian Bourke.…
