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Air Berlin considering cargo arm

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Saturday, 10 November 2007

Air Berlin is considering entering the cargo business as part of its plan to be a European and long-haul scheduled carrier. It also is close to agreeing a bilateral alliance with a major US airline. CEO Joachim Hunold declined to name the US partner, but said the deal will be signed soon. To Asia, Air Berlin plans to fly Duesseldorf to Beijing and Shanghai. Hunold also says Air Berlin will lease three Boeing 787s in 2011 and 2012 ahead of the delivery of 25 787s. -JH

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Dnata buys Jet Aviation

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Thursday, 08 November 2007

Dnata, the Middle East airport services provider, has acquired its first airport handling business in Europe, the Swiss-based Jet Aviation Handling AG. Dnata now has airport handling operations at 16 airports in six countries, including Australia, Singapore, China, Pakistan and Philippines as well as the UAE.- JH

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United to Guangzhou

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Thursday, 08 November 2007

United Airlines will commence a daily B777 San Francisco - Guangzhou, China service June 18, 2008. It will be United's sixth daily nonstop service between China and the US and will provide approximately 15 tons of cargo capacity per flight. Commodities ex-Guangzhou are expected to include electronic components, integrated circuits, printers, machinery, machine tools and apparel. Other items include time-sensitive cargo such as perishables, pharmaceuticals and temperature-controlled products.

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Delhi online for Swiss

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Thursday, 08 November 2007

Swiss WorldCargo has added capacity to India with the launch of a new daily line flight to Delhi, effective 25 November.

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Mexico added for Emirates

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Wednesday, 07 November 2007

Emirates SkyCargo is fast-tracking its expansion in the Americas, offering offline cargo capacity to Mexico from 14 November and has appointed Mexican Cargo Sales Representative as its Cargo Sales Agent.

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E-freight pilot project underway

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Wednesday, 07 November 2007

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has begun working with seven cargo airlines (Air Canada, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, KLM, Martinair, SAS and Singapore Airlines), freight forwarders (DHL, Panalpina, Kuehne+Nagel, Schenker, TMI Group-Roadair, Jetspeed) and ground handling agents to move to a paper-free air cargo environment with the launch of six e-freight pilot projects. Starting today, cargo on key trade routes connecting Canada, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden and the UK will be processed electronically.

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New management structure for MASkargo

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Monday, 05 November 2007

Malaysia-based airline MASkargo has confirmed a new cargo management structure at headquarters. Business development and sales will be managed by En Mohd Yunus Idris. His team comprises Ahmad Luqman, senior manager regional sales Kuala Lumpur and ASEAN; Lim Chee Leng, formerly controller cargo regional sales is promoted to sales manager Malaysia; Shukri Hashim, senior manager planning and charters is promoted to senior manager sales planning and regional sales responsible for the Commonwealth of Independent States. A new department has been created for revenue management with Jamaludin Ismail named general manager revenue management. Cargo operations now comes under Ibrahim Mohamed Salleh, named head cargo operations. He is joined by Anthony Clement, former manager cargo operations export, who is promoted to senior manager operations (Commercial) and Anthony See Kok Ming, former Australian manager for MASkargo promoted to senior manager regional cargo sales.

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Air Berlin considering cargo arm

Latest News
Saturday, 10 November 2007

Air Berlin is considering entering the cargo business as part of its plan to be a European and long-haul scheduled carrier. It also is close to agreeing a bilateral alliance with a major US airline. CEO Joachim Hunold declined to name the US partner, but said the deal will be signed soon. To Asia, Air Berlin plans to fly Duesseldorf to Beijing and Shanghai. Hunold also says Air Berlin will lease three Boeing 787s in 2011 and 2012 ahead of the delivery of 25 787s. -JH

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Dnata buys Jet Aviation

Latest News
Thursday, 08 November 2007

Dnata, the Middle East airport services provider, has acquired its first airport handling business in Europe, the Swiss-based Jet Aviation Handling AG. Dnata now has airport handling operations at 16 airports in six countries, including Australia, Singapore, China, Pakistan and Philippines as well as the UAE.- JH

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United to Guangzhou

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Thursday, 08 November 2007

United Airlines will commence a daily B777 San Francisco - Guangzhou, China service June 18, 2008. It will be United's sixth daily nonstop service between China and the US and will provide approximately 15 tons of cargo capacity per flight. Commodities ex-Guangzhou are expected to include electronic components, integrated circuits, printers, machinery, machine tools and apparel. Other items include time-sensitive cargo such as perishables, pharmaceuticals and temperature-controlled products.

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Delhi online for Swiss

Latest News
Thursday, 08 November 2007

Swiss WorldCargo has added capacity to India with the launch of a new daily line flight to Delhi, effective 25 November.

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Mexico added for Emirates

Latest News
Wednesday, 07 November 2007

Emirates SkyCargo is fast-tracking its expansion in the Americas, offering offline cargo capacity to Mexico from 14 November and has appointed Mexican Cargo Sales Representative as its Cargo Sales Agent.

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E-freight pilot project underway

Latest News
Wednesday, 07 November 2007

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has begun working with seven cargo airlines (Air Canada, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, KLM, Martinair, SAS and Singapore Airlines), freight forwarders (DHL, Panalpina, Kuehne+Nagel, Schenker, TMI Group-Roadair, Jetspeed) and ground handling agents to move to a paper-free air cargo environment with the launch of six e-freight pilot projects. Starting today, cargo on key trade routes connecting Canada, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden and the UK will be processed electronically.

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New management structure for MASkargo

Latest News
Monday, 05 November 2007

Malaysia-based airline MASkargo has confirmed a new cargo management structure at headquarters. Business development and sales will be managed by En Mohd Yunus Idris. His team comprises Ahmad Luqman, senior manager regional sales Kuala Lumpur and ASEAN; Lim Chee Leng, formerly controller cargo regional sales is promoted to sales manager Malaysia; Shukri Hashim, senior manager planning and charters is promoted to senior manager sales planning and regional sales responsible for the Commonwealth of Independent States. A new department has been created for revenue management with Jamaludin Ismail named general manager revenue management. Cargo operations now comes under Ibrahim Mohamed Salleh, named head cargo operations. He is joined by Anthony Clement, former manager cargo operations export, who is promoted to senior manager operations (Commercial) and Anthony See Kok Ming, former Australian manager for MASkargo promoted to senior manager regional cargo sales.

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