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Travel Briefs
TSA to raise rates: Trans-Pacific stabilization I Agreement (TSAImembers have decided to raise freight rates next year The members have agreed on a general increase of USS 325 per 40 foot container for cargo from Asia — except Japan to the US
The TSA, which comprises 13 earners serving the trade, from -Asia to the US, provides members with a forum to adopt broad rate and service policy, guidelines.
- BD shipping times.
THAI opens new crew centre: Mr Thamnoon Wangke, president of Thai Airways International public Company Ltd., presided over the opening ceremony of the new crew centre, Ibcated at Laksi, Don Muang, which was followed by the opening of Building 5 at the Head Office on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road.
Other than this the airline has constructed a parking lot to accommodate up to 420 vehicles in an area of approximately 20,300 square meters.
THAI is confident that these additional buildings will serve as modern work places and fully facilitate the needs of its rapidly growing company striving in the aviation industry . — THAL
Further expansion plan of Dubai Airport: Dubai International Airport s plan to construct a 50,000 sq. It courier facility h.is been given the green light by the Dubai Department ot Civil Aviation.
.The new development comes at a strategic time for the busy gateway airport after another year of dramatic growth.
In another cargo village development, DHL worldwide Express has already submitted proposals for a distribution centre — BD Shipping Times.
PIA committed to Travel Industry: Pakistan International Airlines is deeply committed to play its due role in the socio-economic sphere in the country and shall in the same spirit extend all assistance to promote travel industry. This was observed by PlA's General manager (Sindh| at a certificate awarding ceremony at Karachi.
The certificates iyere being awarded to successful candidates of the standard and advanced courses jointly organised by IATA and UFTHA (universal Federation of Travel Agents Association). — Top Flight.
More Swissair flights: In its new summer schedule, Swissair has increased frequency to Osaka Kansai from four to five a week. With the five flights to Tokyo, it offers a total of ten weekly flights to Japan.
Belgrade has daily flight from Zurich, and there are daily flights between Geneva and Athens. Los Angeles and Toronto have daily flights, which is in cooperation with Air Canada. ' — BD Slupping Times.
Cargo at ZIA Hot safe: Organized crime gangs are I increasingly targeting the air-freight shipments at the Zia International Airport. Items of high value are being pilfered from the cargo sued, despite the airports good reputation for efficiency and security.
Of particular concern is the theft of the accompanied luggage, passengers kits are found unlocked , spare parts and accessories are stolen.
The airport authorities should look at the situation because there is need for improved supervision of handing procedures . — BD Shipping Times.
Rustom put into operation: Rustom, one of the salvage ships of Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) has been put into service after remaining inoperative for the last four years.
The crane of Rustom was badly damaged in 1991 while salvaging one sunken oil tanker near Hatiya Island.
— BD Shipping Times.