The Transport Journal is the official publication of the European Institute of Transport Management. The Journal was established in 1942 and is the undisputed European transport publication covering land, sea, air and rail. The publication covers issues which concern the various areas of the ever-changing transport industry. It aims to give up-to-date information on events, new appointments and technologies which affect companies both on a domestic and international level.
Awards Issue 2008
Over the past eight months the airline business has deteriorated sharply. Record-high fuel prices have sent a handful of smaller carriers into bankruptcy; the slowing global economy is making it hard for airlines to raise fares to cover fuel costs. The Awards Issue 2008 examines the pressures and challenges facing the aviation industry at present as well as taking a look at the current situation of other sectors across the transport industry.
Yearbook 2008
There is little doubt that 2008 will once again be a challenging
year for the transport industry. Higher operating costs, narrowing margins, the burden of rising fuel prices, globalisation and increased legislation will all continue to tax even the most optimistic fleet manager. In the Yearbook 2008, the Institute looks ahead to all these and other trends projected to occur throughout the year, setting them in the context of the developments seen in 2007.
Summer 2007
Faced with new and growing challenges along the way, the airline industry continues to restructure, develop and adapt to meet the course ahead. While the industry is experiencing a turnaround in fortunes, it may be short lived. This issue offers an analysis of the state of the sector, while providing news of developments across the transport industry as a whole.
Yearbook 2007
2006 was a year of tentative improvement for the Aviation sector despite continuing hikes in fuel prices. Environmental issues have moved to the forefront of the transport industry's agenda and Companies are working to lessen their impact on the environment through improve business practices. In this issue we look at some of these issues and take a peek at what industry leaders are expecting in the year ahead.
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