February Air Cargo News | ACF

February Air Cargo News | ACF

In the news this month China services suspended by more airlines as coronavirus totals rise More and more airlines are suspending flights in reaction to the coronavirus outbreak with the carriers saying cargo volumes and demand are almost non-existent, except for...
Patrick Increases Landside/Infrastructure Charges

Patrick Increases Landside/Infrastructure Charges

Patrick have announced increases to various Landside Access and Terminal Fees (Infrastructure charges). They have issued the following in relation to the announcement: ‘Patrick has completed a review of its Landside charge (previously Infrastructure surcharge) and...
Coronavirus Update

Coronavirus Update

In conversations with the Australian Border Force (ABF) we were advised a formal advice will be issued shortly. In terms of vessels arriving at Australian ports and quarantine periods for vessel / crew. In brief, the advice for ships crew is the same for anyone else –...
Big changes to regulations for Ocean Transport

Big changes to regulations for Ocean Transport

Big Changes to Regulations for Ocean Transport The International Maritime Organization (IMO) will implement the new Sulfur regulation rule on 1/1/20. The regulation reduces the amount of Sulfur content allowed in a ships’ fuel oil to 0.50%. The current amount allowed...
Christmas and New Year’s Operations

Christmas and New Year’s Operations

Please be advised that the upcoming festive season – December 25th 2019 to January 2nd 2020, the following points are advised to ensure everyone is prepared and aware of the ramifications of the public holidays and shorter working days. All clearances need to be in...
SHIPPING EX ASIA

SHIPPING EX ASIA

Capacity cuts on North Asia-Australia container trade as demand plummets Shipping lines are cutting container services between North Asia and Australia as plummeting freight demand reaches “breaking point”. According to Alphaliner, streamlining services on the North...