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Country outlines airport expansion projects
03 November 2009
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- Traffic booms in the Baltic
Shipping companies still dodging the financial bullet
The shipping industry has avoided a number of pitfalls and, for the most part, the gavels of auctioneers. But for how long can this carry on?
30 October 2009
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- Few bankers see smooth sailing for shipping sector
Clark International is Manila's future
Developers of the disused Clark Air Base hope to turn the facility into the main gateway to the Philippines
27 October 2009
Wait goes on for US travellers
Congress and airlines are at loggerheads over long departure delays
23 October 2009
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- US airlines take stock after a turbulent financial year
AviGate makes passenger data more accessible
In turbulent times, border security is more important than ever
22 October 2009
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- UK eyes up IRIS recognition system
Saudis seek growth partnerships
Saudi Arabia is engaged in an ambitious infrastructure expansion plan
21 October 2009
Bluetooth keeps queues on track
Wireless technology is gaining adoption for security queue monitoring
20 October 2009
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- The benefits of wireless
Few bankers see smooth sailing for shipping sector
The 11 months since the last JTF survey of shipping bankers have been stormy for both the financing institutions and borrowers alike
16 October 2009
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- Year of the shipping IPO
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