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• Hamburg Hafen und Logistik (HHLA) has established a new feeder ship management system. [...]

• Ust-Luga Container Terminal has received two new RTG cranes manufactured by Konecranes from Finland. [...]

• Containerships established its own offices in Malmö (Sweden) and Aarhus (Denmark). [...]

• DFDS route network in the Baltic Sea is to be focused eastbound on the ports in Klaipėda and St. Petersburg. [...]

• Eckerö Line’s Nordlandia began travelling by a more-frequent schedule on its Tallinn- Helsinki route at the end of January. [...]

• DB Port Szczecin terminal served the first complete train set by Deutsche Bahn [...]

• The Belgian dredging and hydraulic engineering contractor Dredging International finished land reclamation in the Muuga Harbour. [...]

• Finnlines has incorporated the Port of Göteborg into its service between Scandinavia and Spain (Bilbao-Antwerp-Helsinki-Kotka loop). [...]

• St. Peter Line, a new ferry company, is planning to re-open the ferry route between Helsinki and St. Petersburg. [...]

• Scandlines improved its new ro-pax Ventspils- Travemü nde service with a second vessel just a few days after its start-up on January 19. [...]

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• LDz Cargo, a subsidiary of Latvijas dzelzceļš (LDz, Latvian Railways), transported 53,670 mln tons of freight last year. [...]

• RZD (Russian Railways) ordered production of 54 regional trains at Siemens for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. [...]

• DB Schenker Rail Polska has started a new international product in cooperation with DB Schenker Rail Deutschland since January 2010. [...]

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• The global freight management company is concluding preparations for a new logistics center at Vejle, Denmark. [...]

• Deutsche Post DHL is slowly withdrawing from domestic parcel delivery market in Europe. At [...]

• Kuehne+Nagel Group has founded a wholly-owned subsidiary in Minsk, in order to further integrate the Belarusian market into the company’s global logistics network. [...]

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• SAS resumed regular flights from Vilnius to Copenhagen. [...]

• LOT Polish Airlines plans to add four new connections from its Warsaw base in 2010, two of which concern the Baltic Sea region. [...]

• Lufthansa will introduce a new service from Düsseldorf to Gdańsk as of March 28th, the beginning of the summer schedule 2010. [...]

• WizzAir will fly from Riga to Oslo and London three times a week, starting from March 30, and twice a week to Turku from March 28. [...]

• Danish Minister for Transport Lars Barfoed and Swedish Minister for Communications Asa Torstensson signed a government agreement establishing joint Danish-Swedish Functional Airspace Block (FAB). [...]

• 2009 was a tough year for the aviation industry as a whole, and airBaltic is no exception. [...]

• Throughout 2009 Gdańsk Lech Walesa Airport served 1,910,456 passengers. [...]

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