Russia and CIS news – Page 4
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NewsABC and CLA cut services
AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) and CargoLogicAir (CLA) will cancel a total of 11 freighter connections as of November 1, according to HLPFI’s sister title DVZ.
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NewsLR 1500 in Russian wind project
Russia’s Avtokran-Tjumen has taken delivery of an LR 1500 crawler crane from Liebherr.
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NewsVolga-Dnepr Group names Glushnev amid company restructure
Volga-Dnepr Group has appointed Nikolay Glushnev as general director of AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) as it launches a group-wide restructuring plan.
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NewsBeluga adds to fleet with Neptune Marine tug
Russia’s Beluga Projects Logistic has taken delivery of an ice-classed EuroTug 3010 from Neptune Marine.
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NewsCaspian tug delivered
Caspian Offshore Construction has taken delivery of a Damen Stan Tug 1606 in Kazakhstan.
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NewsFesco approves management board
Fesco has expanded its management board with the addition of Yuri Plotnikov, vice president of security.
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NewsALE removes Danube bridge
ALE has used its Mega Jack 800 jacking system to remove a bridge over the Danube River in Novi Sad, Serbia.
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NewsLS Heavylift busy at SOCAR revamp project
Georgia-headquartered LS Heavylift is in the process of moving oversize and heavy modules at the SOCAR Azerkimiya EP-300 plant in Azerbaijan.
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NewsBarrus supports Vestas assembly
Barrus Projects has moved wind turbine equipment at Vestas’ production facility in Dzerzhinsk, Russia.
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NewsSamskip in Navoi success
Last year, Samskip shipped components for the Navoi combined-cycle power plant in Uzbekistan – contributing to one of 2018’s largest projects in the Caspian region.
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NewsUkraine court orders AN-124 arrest
The Podilskyi District Court in Kiev, Ukraine, has ordered the seizure of five AN-124 aircraft owned by Russia’s Volga-Dnepr Airlines.
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NewsRoad rules drive project cargoes onto rail
Germany is seeing more project cargoes switching to rail as road regulations are more strictly enforced, while in Russia the sheer distances involved ensure the economic advantages of rail, writes Yvonne Mulder.
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NewsHigh five for Barrus
Barrus Projects has delivered five oversized units from the port of Kuryk, Kazakhstan to the Oltin Yo’l gas-to-liquid refinery in Uzbekistan.
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NewsDP World eyes NSR port operations
Multinational port operator DP World has confirmed that it wants to operate a network of ports that Russia intends to build along the Northern Sea Route (NSR).
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NewsBlue Water expands Caspian presence
Blue Water Shipping has opened an office in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, as it expands its presence in the Caspian region.
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NewsACS relocates Moscow base
Air Charter Service (ACS) has relocated its Moscow, Russia, operation to larger premises in the city.
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NewsFesco and RZD ready for multimodal service
Fesco Transportation Group has teamed up with RZD Logistics to launch a multimodal service for containerised cargo from the Asia Pacific region to Europe.
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NewsDP World commits to Kazakhstan
Dubai-headquartered DP World has reaffirmed its intention to invest in new port and logistics infrastructure in Kazakhstan, following the signing of two framework agreements relating to special economic zones (SEZ) in Aktau and Khorgos.
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NewsHigh five for Vladivostok
The Commercial Port of Vladivostok, part of the Fesco Transportation Group, will receive five port cranes in 2020.
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NewsHeavy cargoes on route to Uzbekistan
On behalf of CJ ICM Logistics, Dacorom International, in its role as port agent, handled the transhipment of heavy and oversized cargoes for the Uzbekistan gas-to-liquid project (GTL).