Mumbai, India-based Blue Dart Express subsidiary Blue Dart Aviation is working with major shareholder DHL to explore options for scheduled overseas operations that would improve utilisation of its aircraft, which currently fly for only eight hours at night.
Former British Airways boss Sir Rod Eddington has been appointed inaugural chair of Infrastructure Australia, the Australian government’s advisory council on future infrastructure needs. Infrastructure Australia provides advice to Australian governments about gaps and bottlenecks that hinder economic growth and prosperity. It will also identify investment priorities and policy and regulatory reforms that will be necessary to enable timely and co-ordinated delivery of national infrastructure investment.
Rising fuel costs are limiting foreign cargo airline route expansion into African nations because many of the goods exported from the region are not price-elastic and exporters cannot absorb higher freight charges. Some estimates say perishables account for as much as 70 per cent of the region’s air cargo exports, with the majority of the (industrials) remainder from South Africa .-Jack Handley
Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) and the Australian Customs Service today confirmed plans for a new Customs office to be built at Brisbane Airport. It will feature some of the highest environmental standards for an office building on an airport in Australia.
South African Airways security services in collaboration with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) Customs division has confiscated a consignment of cocaine carried on a flight from Sao Paulo, Brazil to Johannesburg.
Brazil’s Gollog, Varig’s cargo transport sister, has reported 37.1 per cent growth in volume-carried growth last year, up from 41,200 tons in 2006 to 56,500 tons in 2007.
Mumbai, India-based Blue Dart Express subsidiary Blue Dart Aviation is working with major shareholder DHL to explore options for scheduled overseas operations that would improve utilisation of its aircraft, which currently fly for only eight hours at night.
Former British Airways boss Sir Rod Eddington has been appointed inaugural chair of Infrastructure Australia, the Australian government’s advisory council on future infrastructure needs. Infrastructure Australia provides advice to Australian governments about gaps and bottlenecks that hinder economic growth and prosperity. It will also identify investment priorities and policy and regulatory reforms that will be necessary to enable timely and co-ordinated delivery of national infrastructure investment.
Rising fuel costs are limiting foreign cargo airline route expansion into African nations because many of the goods exported from the region are not price-elastic and exporters cannot absorb higher freight charges. Some estimates say perishables account for as much as 70 per cent of the region’s air cargo exports, with the majority of the (industrials) remainder from South Africa .-Jack Handley
Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) and the Australian Customs Service today confirmed plans for a new Customs office to be built at Brisbane Airport. It will feature some of the highest environmental standards for an office building on an airport in Australia.
South African Airways security services in collaboration with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) Customs division has confiscated a consignment of cocaine carried on a flight from Sao Paulo, Brazil to Johannesburg.
Brazil’s Gollog, Varig’s cargo transport sister, has reported 37.1 per cent growth in volume-carried growth last year, up from 41,200 tons in 2006 to 56,500 tons in 2007.