Commodities hauled by KTMB

Good morning everyone, it is a rainy Monday :) how are you today? Lets on the mood to read the blog :) Enjoy it :) What is KTMB? Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) or Malayan Railways Limited is the main rail operator in Peninsular Malaysia. It has two types of commodities hauled by them. 1. CONTAINERIZE CARGO SERVICES KTMB Berhad has made large investment in the...

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ROAD TRANSPORTATION : MINIMIZING THE RISK OF DAMAGE, LOSS AND CLAIMS

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4 factors for considering air freight vs. ocean freight

In life and business, there are always choices to make. When it comes to international shipping, there are many choices. Of all these choices, the most basic is the decision of what kind of transport to use: air freight or ocean freight. Whether you’re a business that will be shipping overseas all the time or an individual moving to a new country, deciding whether to go...

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RAILS TRANSPORTATION

Thailand to open bids for high-speed rail project in 2013 The Thai government is planning to open international bidding in early 2013 for the first phase of a high-speed train project planned to be built at an investment of THB400bn ($12.69bn). The Thai Transport Ministry is expected to propose the master plan for cabinet approval later in 2012. According to the...

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RAIL TRANSPORT ABROAD

New South Wales to invest in rail maintenance facilities The New South Wales (NSW) government in Australia has announced a plan to invest $60m to set up eight maintenance 'centres of excellence' for the state's rail network. The investment is part of a programme to modernise NSW rail authority RailCorp's outdated maintenance practices. According to the NSW government,...

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RISK OF ROAD TRANSPORTATION

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issue in price competiton between MAS airlines and air asia

Malaysia Airlines denied the accusation by AirAsia that it was using international subsidies to finance its “Everyday Low Fares” campaig, as it launched its zero-fare campaign for local as well as for Southeast Asia destinations in May 2008. There are accusations made against Malaysia Airlines that it is practicing predatory pricing. The debates on the predatory pricing...

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