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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

Ukraine makes airports match-fit for Euro 2012

Country outlines airport expansion projects

03 November 2009

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Traffic booms in the Baltic

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

Nominations open for ATC Global Awards 2010

Nominations now open for 2010 awards

13 October 2009

IATA forecasts deeper losses

International Air Transport Association predicts further airline losses in revised global forecast

18 September 2009

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IATA questions LAX design

A-CDM leads to efficiency gains

London Heathrow handles more than 90 arrivals and departures per hour on its congested runways, prompting airport operator BAA and UK air navigation service provider NATS to drive a collaborative decision-making initiative. (NATS)

London Heathrow is seeking to gain operational benefits from the use of collaborative decision-making procedures

18 August 2009

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Eurocontrol studies ATM impact of very light jets

ACI and AEA clash over charges

The Association of European Airlines and ACI Europe disagree over airport operator charges

06 August 2009

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European airports break all records

BAA losses continue to deepen in first half of 2009

BAA sees further losses as airport traffic continues to fall

04 August 2009

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BAA posts massive loss for 2008

OR Tambo revamps security

OR Tambo International Airport is being upgraded in preparation for the football World Cup

31 July 2009

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African states address airspace safety

Technology can ease disruption in high-risk security alerts

Airports can make use of emerging technology to investigate suspect packages

21 July 2009

UK government abandons identity card plan for airside workers

Plans to make biometric identity cards compulsory for all airside workers at UK airports have been scrapped

16 July 2009

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Former commissioner backs ID cards

DAC executives reaffirm major investment plans

Dubai Airports Company has confirmed continued investment in Dubai International and Al Maktoum International airports

08 July 2009

Cyber-security looms large for ATC

Air traffic management systems rely increasingly on complex IT networks

30 June 2009

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Cyber crime knows no boundaries

Duty and emissions free?

The duty-free business is taking a closer look at the environmental impact of its operations

30 June 2009

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An innovative financial deal offers a blueprint for the future

Alliances come under scrutiny

Plans to co-operate more fully on transatlantic routes have put seven airlines under the spotlight of European competition authorities

16 June 2009

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