A logo of Airbus is pictured on their booth during the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, Switzerland, May 22, 2017. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse European planemaker Airbus SE on Tuesday revealed the existence of discrepancies in its regulatory filings related to US arms trafficking rules. It disclosed it is in talks
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Bolloré Logistics’ San Francisco facility now a bonded warehouse
Bolloré Logistics' San Francisco facility Bolloré Logistics’ 13,000 square feet (1,208 sqm) warehouse space in San Francisco is now bonded to respond to increasing customer demand. In order to become a bonded warehouse, a series of steps had to be completed with US Customs. The entire process for documentation, site visit, security
U.S State of Maryland boots nearly 15 percent of new ride-hail drivers for failing screening, 95% are Uber drivers
Maryland has booted more than 4,000 Uber drivers for failing the state’s screening requirements recently Maryland - Nearly 15 percent of new ride-hail drivers in Maryland have been booted from the apps over the previous six months for failing state screening, regardless of having handed Uber and Lyft’s background checks, based on
U.K. aims for final proposal on Heathrow expansion in 2018
Heathrow expansion vote delayed until 2018. Heathrow west of Terminal 5 The saga continues for London Heathrow’s third runway expansion, as the U.K.’s Transport Secretary Chris Grayling began a consultation period on a revised version of the airport’s national policy statement. The goal is to publish final proposals for the LHR expansion
Asia’s Oldest Railway Opens Door to Private Steel Producers
Asia's Oldest Railway Bloomberg - Indian Railways has floated a global tender to procure rails, a move that may end the monopoly of state-run supplier Steel Authority of India Ltd. as Asia’s oldest network seeks to plug a supply shortfall. The state-run freight and passenger carrier is seeking to buy 700,000 metric tons
Sales of U.S. pickups lift Ford profit; self-driving test set for ’18
A Ford logo is shown at an event that celebrates the opening of the new U.S. production line where the 2013 Ford Fusion midsize sedan is made at the Flat Rock Assembly Plant in Flat Rock, Michigan. Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co reported a better-than-expected quarterly net
How Nigeria’s Post Offices Would Enhance Customer Experience
Lagos - Nigeria's Postmaster General and Chief Executive Officer of NIPOST, Adebisi Adegbuyi, has at two-day strategic management retreat, which held in Lagos this week, vowed that the organization's new reform initiatives would ensure staff re-orientation and attitude to work, and engender improved customer service delivery, , using the latest technologies that would bring
New Bluetooth transmitter provides package-level visibility
RoamBee, New Bluetooth transmitter providing package-level visibility in a warehouse Logistics and asset monitoring company RoamBee says that visibility, down to the package-level, and end-to-end asset management are now possible with “BeeBeacon,” its mobile monitoring technology that was launched today. RoamBee’s CEO Sanjay Sharma told Air Cargo World that the device was
Nissan executive bows to apologize for inspections scandal
FILE PHOTO: A Nissan logo is seen at a car dealership in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico May 30, 2017. Picture taken May 30, 2017. REUTERS/Jose Luis Gonzalez/File Photo TOKYO (AP) — Nissan Executive Vice President Daniele Schillaci bowed deeply for several seconds in a Japanese-style apology Wednesday, expressing his remorse for widespread
Toyota confirms scaling back of Mexico plant for truck needs
Didier Leroy, executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., presents a Toyota Concept during the media preview of the Tokyo Motor Show in Tokyo Wednesday, October 25, 2017. Toyota confirms scaling back of Mexico plant for truck needs. TOKYO (AP) — Toyota Motor Corp. confirmed Wednesday that a planned Mexico auto plant