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EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS, EC PLAN AIR SAFETY MEASURES

UNITED ALLIANCE AND COSCO/”K” LINE/YANGMING GROUP TO MERGE

CONFERENCE ADDS WAR RISK SURCHARGE THROUGH SUEZ

U.S. PORT SECURITY STATUS AVAILABLE ON WEB

EUROPEAN DOCKERS ANNOUNCE EUROPE-WIDE STRIKE

F.S. MACKENZIE NAMES AGENT IN MAURITIUS

DCL EXPANDS SERVICE FROM JAPAN TO AUSTRALIA

GSA EXTENDS TERMINATION DATE FOR GOVERNMENT B/L FOR DOMESTIC MOVES

GSP TO EXPIRE SEPT. 30

GEOLOGISTICS OPENS U.K. HUB

GF-X APPOINTS PATTERSON SENIOR VP

RYDER SYSTEM TO TAKE $50-MILLION THIRD-QUARTER CHARGE

ABF INCREASES SERVICE TO MEXICO

DOT APPROVES WORLD AIRWAYS’ SERVICE TO NIGERIA

EMERY TO PAY FAA $1 MILLION SETTLEMENT

SENATE AIRLINE BAILOUT PROVIDES $500 MILLION FOR CARGO AIRLINES

CROWLEY LINER SERVICES ADDS 4TH JACKSONVILLE/SAN JUAN SAILING

YANGMING ADDS SEATTLE TO TRANSPACIFIC LINK

“K” LINE, COSCO CONSIDER BIGGER SHIPS ON ATLANTIC

BUSH ADMINISTRATION NOMINATES SCHUBERT TO MARITIME ADMINISTRATOR

APHIS NOTIFIES LIVE ANIMAL SHIPPERS OF FISCAL 2002 PROCESSING FEES

CUSTOMS DELEGATION ORDER FOR TIMES OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY

PROCEDURES SET TO DISTRIBUTE ADD/CVD DUTIES TO U.S. DOMESTIC PRODUCERS

ITDS PILOT “ON HOLD”

STB CONSIDERS MANDATORY ARBITRATION FOR SMALL RAIL RATE DISPUTE

VOLGA-DNEPR AIRLINES GAINS UNITED NATIONS ôAPPROVED STATUSö

AVIATION SECURITY IS TOP PRIORITY AT ICAO METING

HOUSE AVIATION SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING FOCUSES ON SECURITY

USDA: OCEAN FREIGHT RATES FOR U.S. CORN, SOYBEAN CONTINUE TO SLIDE

U.S.-FLAG LINER OPERATIONS IN VISA PROGRAM PREPARE FOR MILITARY USE

ASIA/EUROPE CARRIERS CUT CAPACITY BY 10%

MORE SHIPPING LINES WARN OF WAR RISK SURCHARGE

“K” LINE GROUP SETS UP “K” LOGISTICS CORP. IN JAPAN

EUROPE/MIDEAST LINES EXPECT WAR RISK SURCHARGE

COAST GUARD STEPS UP SECURITY IN ALASKAN SEAPORTS

FMC REVOKES OTI LICENSES, RECEIVES NVO APPLICATIONS

NCBFAA AFFIRMS “COMPLETE SUPPORT” OF U.S. CUSTOMS

U.S. CUSTOMS TO RE-ESTABLISH NATIONAL COMMODITY SPECIALIST DIVISION

WEISE: CUSTOMS PLAYS VITAL ROLE IN ANTI-TERRORISM

SENATE CONFIRMS BONNER AS CUSTOMS COMMISSIONER

PENSKE LOGISTICS PROMOTES VAN EGMOND IN EUROPE

COURT DENIES IRS PETITION TO REHEAR UPS CASE

CVD/ADD GIVES BREAK TO CANADIAN SOFTWOOD LUMBER IMPORTERS

FEDEX CORP. FIRST-QUARTER NET INCOME FALLS 36%

CN EXPANDS EMPTY EQUIPMENT SUPPLY PROGRAM

AIR CARGO AMERICAS CONGRESS SHIFTS FOCUS TO SECURITY

UKRAINIAN CARGO BUSINESS LAUNCHES NEW HELSINKI ROUTE

YOUNG DISCUSSES AVIATION SECURITY WITH HOUSE COMMITTEE

áôFOLLOW-UPö AUDIT OF FAAÆS CARGO SECURITY PROGRAM COMPLETE

FMC REFUSES TO DISMISS COMPLAINT AGAINST MAERSK SEALAND

MAERSK SEALAND ADJUSTS ITS WINTER SCHEDULE

MOL RUNS VESSEL ACCIDENT DRILL FOR CONTAINERSHIPS

DANZAS EXPANDS OPERATIONS IN PANAMA

SHILOH INDUSTRIES SIGNS ON U.S. BANK’S POWERTRACK

SCHENKER ADDS LOGISTICS CENTER IN WARSAW

DRAGONAIR’S FIRST PURCHASED FREIGHTER ENTERS SERVICE

OMI CONTINUES TO BUILD PRODUCT TANKER FLEET

FMC TO HOLD MEETING ON OSRA IMPACT STUDY

EUROPE/INDIA/PAKISTAN CARRIERS WARN OF WAR RISK SURCHARGE

EC APPROVES TRANS-EUROPEAN TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS

CARRIERS: U.S. OPERATIONS RETURN TO NORMAL

RCL STARTS SINGAPORE/INDIA SERVICE

PORT LONG BEACH DOWN 7% FOR AUGUST

PORT OF LOS ANGELES CARGO UP 3% IN AUGUST

U.S. CUSTOMS CANCELS CUSTOMS BROKER LICENSE

BRENNAN EXPANDS COVERAGE OF PACIFIC ISLANDS

LOGITICS.COM RECEIVES $25 MILLION IN ADDITIONAL FUNDING

USDA BAN ON JAPANESE MEAT IMPORTS TAKES EFFECT

COALITION CALLS FOR ACCELERATED ACE DEVELOPMENT

AIRLINES MOVE FREIGHT AGAIN FOR “KNOWN SHIPPERS”

GEEST TAKES OVER CONTSHIP OVERLAND

FMC POSTPONES HEARINGS ON EXCLUSIVE TUG FRANCHISES IN FLORIDA PORTS

PORT OF LE HAVRE SIGNS 366-MILLION-EURO EXPANSION CONTRACTS

CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS NAMES LARSON SENIOR VP SALES AND MARKETING

AIRBORNE EXPRESS, EMERY WORLDWIDE REINSTATE SERVICES

U.S. DOTÆs MINETA APPOINTS RAPID RESPONSE TEAMS ON AIR SECURITY

GEEST NORTH SEA LINE ADDS DUTCH/U.K. CONTAINER LINK

ASIA/EUROPE CARRIERS CANCEL CAPACITY MANAGEMENT MEETING

NYK SIGNS UP TO BOLERO

MARAD WARNS OF INCREASED PIRATE ATTACKS

U.S. MARITIME UNIONS READY FOR CALL

PORT OF OAKLAND APPOINTS BRIDGES TO MARITIME DIRECTOR

U.S. CUSTOMS ACCOUNTS FOR ALL PERSONNEL FROM WORLD TRADE CENTER OFFICE

ITC INVESTIGATES EFFECT OF ELIMINATING U.S. TARIFFS ON MEXICAN FOOTWEAR

EXPRESS CARRIERS RESUME AIR SERVICE

UNITED ALLIANCE ALTERS ROTATIONS OF THREE EAST/WEST SERVICES

FOREST LINES ADDS IMMINGHAM CALL

GLOBAL SWITCHES BRAZIL PORTS ON U.S. GULF/EAST COAST SOUTH AMERICA LINK

MAERSK SEALAND CONSIDERS INDEPENDENT CUT IN TRANSPACIFIC CAPACITY

PEARSON TO HEAD HUTCHISON PORTS (UK) LTD.

NCBFAA, JIG CANCEL MEETINGS; CLM, WESCCON ON SCHEDULE

INDUSTRI-MATEMATIK APPOINTS TWO EXECUTIVES

GEOLOGISTICS CANADA PROMOTES SAGRATI TO VP SUPPLY CHAIN

UPS, FEDEX RESUME AIR OPERATIONS

DOT REOPENS NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM, CARGO TO MOVE AGAIN

CSX LINES OFFERS ôJUST IN TIMEö DATA ON HAWAII, PUERTO RICO SHIPMENTS

NEW WORLD ALLIANCE REDUCES FREQUENCY, CAPACITY ON ASIA/EUROPE SERVICE

TRANSPACIFIC CARRIERS CANCEL CAPACITY MANAGEMENT TALKS

TRI-PARTITE SHIPPER GROUPS BACK OECD’S LINER REFORM

CHINA SHIPPING FINISHES TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE