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Far East service for Liverpool

Peel Ports' Liverpool has gained a new Far East break bulk service operated by Westfal-Larsen Shipping. The new breakbulk service will carry steel and plywood, opening up the option of shipping smaller parcels from Far East suppliers. The M/V Osakana, one of Westfal-Larsen’s O class fleet of vessels, was the first vessel to arrive at the Port of Liverpool on 24 March, discharging 4,000 tonnes of plywood and steel coils. Westfal-Larsen Shipping ... [+]

IAG sees Tel Aviv surge

IAG Cargo has replaced the narrowbody Airbus A321 aircraft with widebody Boeing 777 aircraft on seven of its 14 weekly flights between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv, boosting cargo capacity ten times. The new aircraft can carry up to carry 18 tonnes on the Heathrow-Tel Aviv route and 16 tons ... [+]

IRU warns Russian customs on TIR

The IRU General Assembly agreed on 4 April that to make every effort to work with the Russian authorities to reinstate the TIR in Russia, which has been prgressively withdrwan from a number of customs offices. However it added that the IRU Presidential Executive should be given the authority to ... [+]

Emirates suspends Conakry service

Emirates has suspended its service to Conakry, Guinea until further notice following the outbreak of the Ebola virus. The carrier said that the safety of its passengers and crew was the highest priority and will not be compromised. [+]

Pegasus goes thrice-daily to Tel Aviv

Turkish carrier Pegasus Airlines has increased its flights from Istanbul’s Sabiha Gokcen Airport to Tel Aviv to three times a day, following the launch of the route in Juune 2012. Connections are available from London Stansted via Sabiha Gokcen. [+]

Antonov launches satellites

A Volga-Dnepr Airlines An-124-100 ‘Ruslan’ freighter aircraft has delivered the Luch-5V and KazSat-3 telecommunications satellites from Krasnoyarsk in Russia to Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome. The satellites, weighing a combined 21 tons, were secured inside a special shipping container. The Luch-5V is the third of four satellites designed to enhance information reception ... [+]

Lufthansa’s new 777F makes first Shanghai call

Lufthansa Cargo’s new Boeing 777F made its first call at Shanghai Pudong, becoming the first city in the carriers global route network to be served with daily flights by the aircraft. Regional director Christian Haug told over 100 representatives of the logistics industry in Shanghai. “The Triple Seven is already setting ... [+]

New Chile call for WWL

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has added a monthly call in San Antonio, Chile to its South America West Coast schedule. The service calls at Southampton in the UK and also serves Cartagena, Manzanillo, Guayaquil, Callao and Angamos.   [+]

New trailers for Transland

Ireland's Transland Group has bought eight new bespoke trailers for its services to and from Ireland. It follows the new Irish Ministry of Transport height limit of 4.65m for trailers entering the country, as opposed to the standard 4.8m throughout the UK which has limited many logistics firms to single-deck ... [+]

MEPs vote in aviation emissions law

MEPs voted in favour of a compromise deal reached with the member states at the beginning of March the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS) for aviation, despite its earlier rejection by the Parliament's Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety on 19 March. ETS will only apply to intra-EU ... [+]

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