Based on the typhoon’s developments and the airport’s reopening plans, many airlines maintained normal flights on Sunday as planned, ensuring the travel for customers who had booked tickets.cted by Typhoon Yagi were resumed their work from Saturday evening and Sunday early morning. Four airports in Việt Nam affected by typhoon Yagi have resumed operations on…
The Civil Aviation Authority of Việt Nam (CAAV) has taken proactive steps to address the potential impact of Typhoon Yagi, the third typhoon of the year, which is forecast to affect six airports in the country. On Wednesday, the CAAV issued an official dispatch to relevant aviation units, urging them to prepare for the typhoon….
Aircraft operations at 4 northern and central airports will be halted at different times on September 7. Under a decision from the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV), aircraft operations at 4 northern and central airports will be halted at different times on Septepber 7, due to Typhoon No. 3 (internationally known as Typhoon Yagi)….
By the afternoon of September 6, the storm will reach wind speeds of Level 15 – 16, near the eastern area of Hainan Island, China, before weakening as it moves into the Gulf of Tonkin. The northern localities of Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, and Ninh Binh are predicted to…
For shipments to North Europe and the Mediterranean the arrival window for this year’s peak season goods – taking into account longer transit times around the south of Africa and the upcoming Golden Week slowdown in China – is closing, removing some demand-side pressure on rates. Prices to North Europe remain five times higher than…
The lead time for ordering newbuildings has become so long that container carriers are being forced into ordering “now” so that they can remain competitive into the future, according to one senior industry executive. According to the industry source, yard space is being utilised by large orders for LNG gas carriers, which can take up…
The Panama Canal announced that the new Long Term Slot Allocation (LoTSA) methodology will be implemented starting 1 October 2024, for all market segments except LNG and LPG. The LNG and LPG segments will adhere to the previously announced date in Advisory to Shipping No. A-25-2024. After the LoTSA methodology was announced, several customers in…
To address the increasing demand for reliable heavy-lift cargo solutions from Europe, AAL Shipping has introduced a new monthly fast-track service called the ‘Europe – Asia Express Liner Service’. This addition complements their existing offerings, which include the popular ‘Europe – Middle East/India – Asia (EUMEIA) Monthly Liner Service’ and the ‘Mediterranean – Middle East…
In June, the Port of New York and New Jersey experienced a month of strong growth, with total volume increasing by 13.5%. The port handled 708,935 TEUs (395,219 containers) compared to 624,512 TEUs (346,850 containers) in June 2023. This boost brings the year-to-date total through June to 4,210,611 TEUs (2,336,088 containers). June marked the fourth…
The wave of surcharges – usually accompanying an unbalanced supply-demand environment – continues on India-US trades. The latest pounding comes from Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC) in the form of surcharges for overweight standard containers moving to the US East/West/Gulf Coasts and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Geneva-based carrier has announced a levy of US$300 per…