Hong Kong International Airport's (HKIA) has invested HK$2.8 billion (US$358.6 million) in the new passenger terminal, known as Terminal 2 or T2, will begin phased opening next month. This investment will allow us to better meet passenger demand. In February, 130 retail and catering outlets and four entertainment zones will start opening in the 140,000-square-metre terminal. A 36-bay coach station will debut next, while 56 airline check-in counters and customs and immigration facilities will open afterwards.

Starting from Feb 7, 2007 Aeroflot commences regular flights Adler - Frankfurt - Adler. Flight will be executed every Wednesday.

Starting from December 26 flight SU 899/890 Moscow-Chelyabinsk-Moscow will be executed daily, except Friday, aircraft type Tu-134.

SHANGHAI's Pudong International Airport has started constructing what will eventually become mainland China's largest air cargo terminal in an effort to keep pace with anticipate growth in trade volumes. This comes amid projections that Pudong will handle the third largest quantity of airfreight worldwide by 2008, Xinhua News Agency reports, adding that the new facility will be inside the airport's west cargo handling area. Construction of the new airfreight terminal is set for completion by the end of 2007, with operations expected to commence early the following year. Today, the largest air cargo terminal in China is Super Terminal 1 at the Hong Kong International Airport. This facility has an annual capacity of 2.6 million tons, making it the world's largest air cargo handling facility.

Russian and Chinese bilateral trade reached US$29.1 billion in 2005.

Transportation network expands for cargo flows from China to RF destinations

Due to winter schedule introduction, starting from October, 29th "Aeroflot" flights will be fulfilled on 1,3,5,6,7 day of week (type of vessel Boeing 767) allowing to optimize cargo transportation on this route.

Aeroflot is set to intensify competition in the Asia-Russia-Europe air cargo market with the recent transformation of its cargo division into a separate company, the upgrading of its freighter fleet and intentions to expand its cargo market share in China and other Asian countries.

CMA CGM is pleased to announce the upgrading of its North China Express service with a new direct call to Lebanon at the Port of Beirut and a weekly additional direct call to Le Havre in France

CHIWAN Container Terminal (CCT) surpassed its previous throughput high in May by 40,000 TEU, after handling 410,000 TEU in July, according to a company statement.

JSC Aeroflot Russian Airlines commences regular flights Moscow-Magadan-Moscow starting from July 25, 2006

Hapag-Lloyd is now the world’s fifth largest container carrier....

Aeroflot adds two passenger flights to existing four weekly from Shanghai starting from June 2006

On July 1 and July 2 the newly-established TransContainer JSC (JSC RZD's subsidiary) refused to ship containers in the Far East and other railway divisions....

Maersk Line was named "Best Global Shipping Line" at the 20th Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awards (AFSCAs) ceremony held in Kuala Lumpur, 27 April 2006. In addition, Maersk Line was awarded "Best Shipping Line: Asia – Europe".