Ethopian Airlines: Honoring a 78-year legacy of distinguished servant leadership
Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa's largest airline group, has marked its 78th anniversary, highlighting a legacy of resilience and innovation since 1946...
Manta Marine Technologies installs shore power systems for Finnlines vessels
Manta Marine Technologies (formerly known as Yara Marine Technologies, YMT) has completed the installation and commissioning of onboard shore power systems for three Finnlines vessels:…
EU’s Simson says FTA with Australia would help minerals push
A free-trade agreement between Australia and the European Union would encourage closer ties on critical minerals at a crucial time for the energy transition, Europe’s…
CF&S extend PCN membership to Georgia & Kazakhstan
We are pleased to report CF&S Georgia and CF&S Kazakhstan are now PCN members! The CF&S Group is expanding its current PCN membership in Estonia,…
Port of Oakland’s Wan urges stakeholders to lobby for port improvements
Port of Oakland Executive Director, Danny Wan, told maritime stakeholders that if they want improvements in the operations and upgrades in the infrastructure at the…
Egypt aims to buy more LNG shipments to avoid summer blackouts
Egypt aims to buy more liquefied natural gas shipments over the next four months as the nation aims to avoid a repeat of last year’s…
Malaysia airports may be privatized before GIP stake sale: Edge
Malaysia Airports Bhd. could be privatized by its major shareholders before a stake sale to private equity firm Global Infrastructure Partners, according to a report…
Qantas adds millions of loyalty seats to soothe angry flyers
Qantas Airways Ltd. will make millions more seats available for frequent flyers, but passengers will need to use more loyalty points to secure their tickets,…
Boeing CEO’s 2023 pay rose 45% before blowout sparked crisis
Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun’s total compensation jumped 45% to $32.8 million last year, boosted in large part by a retention bonus intended…
Sun, sea and exports give South Europe reason to feel smug
Southern European economies that were long sneered at by their richer northern neighbors have turned the tables as they cement their role as growth drivers…
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