Indonesia's flag carrier, Garuda Indonesia, is considering reopening routes to Amsterdam and Nagoya, in Japan and starting a new service to India next year, The Jakarta Post reported quoting a company spokesman."We terminated our service to Amsterdam at the end of 2004 because it wasn't competitive and was losing money. Now, we are considering reopening it with improved effi ciency and profi tability," the spokesman said. Besides Amsterdam, Garuda also closed its routes to London … [Read more...] about INDONESIA: Garuda mulls relaunch of int'l routes
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HONG KONG: Goodrich to supply CX freighters' cargo systems
Goodrich Corp said it has been selected by Cathay Pacifi c Airways to provide advanced cargo systems for the Hong Kong carrier’s new fl eet of Boeing 747-400ERF freighters. The systems are designed to reduce overall downtime when system maintenance work is required, Charlotte-based Goodrich said in a statement. The contract also includes next-generation Power Drive Units which will be integrated into the cargo systems to facilitate movement of shipments on board the aircraft, the … [Read more...] about HONG KONG: Goodrich to supply CX freighters' cargo systems
Payload Asia, May 2007 issue, Bellyache
Want to avoid Heathrow? Reading Bellyache, I noted the articles on BA and LHR. Living in London’s Docklands, I realised some years ago that flying out of London City (LCY) via Amsterdam is an excellent alternative. I have connected with EVA Air for Taipei while my partner has booked with KLM from LCY to Birmingham Alabama via Schiphol and Chicago. KLM doesn’t tend to push LCY for intercontinental connections and neither do travel agents but it’s great. You can check … [Read more...] about Payload Asia, May 2007 issue, Bellyache
AFA2007 Conference Programme Update
September 4, 2007 Keynote address: Mr Stanley Hui, Hong Kong Int’l Airport, CEO Chairman: Gerard de Wit, Managng Director WorldACD confirmed confirmed Session One: The Chinese Market Challenge Jade Cargo Int’l, Dr Rudolf Tewes, General Manager Aeroflot Cargo, Mr.Andrey Goryashko, CEO Ikea Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Mr David Hood, Supply Chain Manager BALtrans, Mr Anthony Lau, Chairman confirmed invited invited confirmed Session Two: The Magic of Air Freight … [Read more...] about AFA2007 Conference Programme Update
Operators eye links with DFC
A leading Sri Lankan operator in the horticulture sector has been among the first group of entrants to the Dubai Flower Centre (DFC) and more from the public and private sector are keen to establish a regular link with the perishables transshipment facility in Dubai in order to expand their export base,DFC said in a statement. While Ceylinco Foliage Export Ltd, producers, wholesalers and exporters of fresh quality foliage, plant material and accessories has already become a tenant at the … [Read more...] about Operators eye links with DFC
Brussels Airlines renews Unitpool contract
Brussels Airlines has extended its contract with Unitpool by a further five years. Unitpool provides ULD managementservices. “Unitpool has been managing our ULD fleet since 2002. The decision to commit for a further five years was driven by the service, price and relationship. According to our business plan our aircraft fleet will expand significantly over the coming few years, and working within the Unitpool model supports growth and furthermore we will benefit from the economies of … [Read more...] about Brussels Airlines renews Unitpool contract
