Freighter delivery delays, as strike goes on, add to Boeing woes
Hopes that Boeing can step up deliveries of cargo aircraft took a hit yesterday when ...
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It’s all trouble and strife at the US west coast port of Portland, where a dispute between the container terminal operator and local dockworkers’ union over two positions monitoring reefer containers continues to rumble on. But things are approaching a head, and operator ICTSI warns that it soon might have to abandon the terminal altogether.
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