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By Alex Lennane
01/10/2020
More than €85m-worth of products were stolen from supply chains in 46 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in the first half of 2020.
While TAPA noted that ad hoc thieves had been thwarted by globa…
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Despite the challenges presented by COVID and the various border restrictions worldwide, Turkish Airlines has worked to maintain a healthy network. In Europe, it is currently the third busiest airline, according to figures from Euroco…
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A new freighter service between Fiji and Singapore is planned by Fiji Airways in October, with two outbound trips and two return trips on the cards. This will fill a gap in the cargo market sorely missed since the crisis began and wil…
Vehicle passengers on BC Ferries will no longer be able to stay in the lower decks during sailings.
As of Sept. 30, customers must leave their vehicles on enclosed car decks and come up to outer passenger decks or areas. Passenger in upper or open car …
Openreach (BT) has issued some interesting new internal guidance to its UK engineers for handling Lift and Shifts (i.e. moving a line to a new DSLAM port) on Fibre-to-the-Cabinet (FTTC / VDSL2) based broadband cabinets, which now allows ports to be …
By Mike Wackett
29/09/2020
High winds over the weekend in the UK, added to slow-working at the port of Felixstowe and the cyber-attack on CMA CGM, will result in “supply chain misery for weeks”, according sources.
One UK NVOCC told The Loadstar …
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By Alex Lennane
29/09/2020
Air freight has lost market share to ocean, a pattern common during downturns, but rare at the start of an economic upturn, said IATA today.
It notes that cheaper, slower sea freight becomes more attractive to ship…