Dépêches
Air Charter International is Ready for Expected Rise in World Air Cargo Traffic
Dépèche transmise le 11 août 2009 par PRNewswire
DUBAI, UAE, August 11 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the Boeing Company's World Air Cargo Forecast (WACF), "rising jet fuel prices and distress in the financial sector dampened world air cargo growth in 2007 and 2008. However, over the next 20 years, world air cargo traffic will triple compared to current levels."
The report goes on to say that "World air cargo traffic will expand at an average annual rate of 5.8% for the next two decades, tripling current traffic levels. Markets connecting developing economies to established economies will either approximate or exceed the average world growth rate."
Companies in various industry sectors will be looking to penetrate these emerging markets, many of which are located in high-risk or remote areas, such as: Libya, former Soviet Republics, the Arctic, Alaska, Africa and the Americas and will require a variety of logistical cargo project services and cargo air charters .
Logistical projects require global shipments with particular requirements, such as: heavy transports, outsized cargo, and cargo with time sensitive or security constraints to remote and difficult to access locations; will consequently contribute to the estimated growth in air cargo traffic. Stuart Wheeler, CEO of Air Charter International says; "Sound planning is the backbone of every such project and with our extensive experience, Air Charter International, can source the ideal aircraft to fit the job in time critical situations, as well as overall supervision of loading and discharge operations."
Air Charter International has experience in assisting governments and affiliated agencies with delivery of heavy-lift goods and infrastructure components into crisis areas or reconstruction zones.
In mining, oil and gas sectors, industries that are directly influenced by the growth of developing countries, transportation of specialized chemicals and capital equipment (mining processing plants, rigs pipelines, cooling towers and generators and spare parts) have been the main stay of Air Charter International's air logistics solutions.
Mr. Wheeler concludes, "Air Charter International's strong position in assisting these industry requirements is due to the combined expertise of its employees and the unique operating capability and extensive operator base capable of facilitating outsize loads on behalf of our customers."
Notes to Editor:
Air Charter International (ACI) a leading aircraft charter and leasing company based in Dubai, UAE, has been in operation since 1994 and covers 4-A region, namely: Arabia, Africa, Asia and Asia Pacific. ACI services long and short term aircraft requirements. ACI has also made a strategic move into Aircraft Management through its 100% owned subsidiary: Jet Ops which operates and manages three Cessna 208A Amphibian seaplanes for a commercial tourism operation named Seawings. Seawings provides seaplane operations within the United Arab Emirates. Seawings is the only seaplane sightseeing service in the region, considered a must-do for visitors to Dubai. The resource pool of ACI includes professionals from a wide variety of backgrounds & nationalities with a strong focus on aviation related industry and experience.
For further information please contact: Christine Burrows/ Darren Brews Corporate Communications Air Charter International (Arabia) Ltd Phone: +971-4-8070808 Email: corpcom@aircharter-international.com Web: http://www.aircharter-international.com
CONTACT: For further information please contact: Christine Burrows/ DarrenBrews, Corporate Communications, Air Charter International (Arabia) Ltd,Phone: +971-4-8070808, Email: .
- 19/01 Elixir Aircraft réalise une levée de fonds auprès de ses investisseurs
- 18/01 Emirates lance un programme de vaccination contre la COVID-19
- 15/01 Crash de Sriwijaya Air : une boite noire récupérée et exploitable
- 15/01 Delta Air Lines enregistre un perte record pour l'année 2020
- 15/01 Aegean Airlines : plus de flexibilité pour ses passagers
- 14/01 Air Canada procède à de nouvelles réductions de capacité
- 14/01 Aéroport de Nice : trafic en net repli en 2020
- 14/01 Norwegian Air arrête le long-courrier
- 14/01 Premier vol pour l'Airbus H160 d'All Nippon Helicopter
- 14/01 DHL Express commande huit Boeing 777 supplémentaires
- 14/01 French bee ouvre une boutique éphémère à Saint-Pierre de la Réunion
- 13/01 Aéroport Marseille Provence lance la dématérialisation des réservations parkings et services dans le wallet mobile
- 13/01 Lufthansa Group aide les Australiens à rentrer chez eux
- 12/01 Atlas Air achète quatre Boeing 747-8F
- 12/01 Volotea dit adieu à ses Boeing 717
- 12/01 Korean Air lance son nouveau site internet
- 11/01 Qatar Airways retourne en Arabie Saoudite
- 10/01-MAJ 10/01/2021 11h20 - Crash d'un Boeing 737 en Indonésie (photos)
- 10/01 L'Armée de l'Air et de l'Espace a reçu son premier Mirage 2000D modernisé
- 09/01 La Fondation Antoine de Saint Exupéry pour la Jeunesse et le Rallye Toulouse – Saint-Louis du Sénégal invitent un équipage de jeunes pilotes sur la prochaine édition du rallye