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April 2016

Emirates adds Cambodia freighter

Emirates SkyCargo is adding Phnom Penh, Cambodia to the schedule of its freighter network from 6 April. Flights depart Dubai on Wednesday at 21.20 and return from Phnom Penh at 21.25 on Thursday. The MD11F will have a capacity of 80 tonnes and truck connections are available from Phnom Penh to other parts of the country. [+]

 Stena’s new ferries will be world’s most efficient

Subject to board approval, Stena Line will take delivery of four new ro pax ferries during 2019 and 2020, with an option for another four vessels. The Chinese-built ferries will be used on the line's route network in Northern Europe. Stena managing director, Carl-Johan Hagman, said that the new ships were ... [+]

Air parts firm appoints B&H

Aircraft after-market firm Ontic has appointed specialist aerospace logistics provider B&H Worldwide as its warehouse and inventory manager. The operation will be centred on a dedicated, climate-controlled facility at Heathrow. A web portal allows customers to log in to have their parts despatched - with full instructions - at any ... [+]

New director for ABP Southampton

ABP Director Southampton Nick Ridehalgh is stepping down from his role and will be replaced by Alastair Welch, from 8 April. Alastair Welch has worked at Heathrow’s Terminal 4 and London Southend Airport. Nick Ridehalgh, who has been with ABP since 1991 and was appointed Southampton director at the start ... [+]

FTA offers free container weight briefing

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) is offering shippers a free one-hour briefing session on the new verified gross mass container rules in London at 13.30 on Thursday 14 April. The session follows a members-only British Shippers’ Council meeting. The briefing is open to all shippers -and only shippers - both ... [+]

Second new ship for ACL

Grimaldi's transatlantic con ro arm, ACL has taken delivery of the Atlantic Sail, the second of five new G4 vessels due to be delivered by the end of 2016. She sailed from China in early April will take her place in the schedule in early May, alongside the Atlantic Star. ... [+]

Glasgow forwarder settles employee corruption case

Glasgow-based Braid Logistics (UK) has reached a £2.2m settlement with the Crown Office after self-reporting two cases of corruption by its ex-employees. The first incident was an agreement made between a Braid UK employee and the employee of a customer. The first involved payment of unauthorised expenses by an ... [+]

Russian railwayman to become Gefco finance chief

Former Russian Railways deputy head of corporate finance Pavel Ilichev is to join forwarding and logistics company Gefco as executive vice president for strategy and finance. He is replacing Philippe Cossé who has retired after 15 years at the company. Pavel Ilichev will guide Gefco’s strategic decisions regarding financial matters, ... [+]

Maltese operator gets into trailer building

Maltese forwarder and transport operator and Express Trailers has got into the manufacturing business. The company has become the only authorized re-builders of customised side-loaders in Europe for Swedish firm Hammar. Side-loaders, or side-lifters, load and unload containers onto trailers without cranes using a hydraulic-powered mechanism installed on its chassis, capable ... [+]

New boss for Interferry

Darrell Bryan, formerly president and chief executive of North American operator, Victoria Clipper, has started work as interim chief executive of the Interferry international ferry community body, following the retirement of Len Roueche. [+]

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