AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation: A Lufthansa 747-8 aborted its landing at Los Angeles after a near tail strike, delaying the flight’s return to Frankfurt. Regional Connectivity: Ryanair plans to end all flights from Bremen in April 2027, cutting service from the German airport. Supply Chains: Germany has blocked COSCO’s takeover of Hamburg logistics firm Zippel, citing security concerns. Separately, Rhenus plans up to 14 terminals along the Middle Corridor trade route. Rail: A proposed €9 billion line between Hamburg and Hanover would add a major north–south link, though it is not expected before 2050. Freight and Shipping: Low water on the Rhine is delaying barge cargo, while port strikes were averted. Hapag-Lloyd has also completed its first biomethanol bunkering, a step toward lower-emission shipping. Automotive Trade: China and the EU have agreed to curb Chinese hybrid-car exports to the bloc; details of how the limits will work remain unsettled.
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