Vol.
23 No. 47 Monday
November 11,
2024 |
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for November 11, 2024
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Wally
World @ Southwest Cargo
It is no exaggeration to suppose that
as long as Southwest Airlines Cargo
has been in business, Wally Devereaux has been part of it.
No doubt, this always affable and easy-to-do business with cargo executive
has been a positive force for good, situate at the top longer than
anybody else at a cargo-carrying airline.
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Vol.
23 No. 45 Sunday
November 10,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for November 10, 2024
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Here's
The Bill As TIACA Opens In Miami
With all eyes looking at this year’s
Air Cargo Forum in Miami Nov 11th - 14th hosted by TIACA, this is
the Association’s presentation of the ACF:
“In 2024, we would like to enhance the ACF even more! Aligned
with our key event principles as a membership-focused organization
we feel that it is vital that the ACF remains a world-class global
event, that brings the entire air cargo community
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Vol.
23 No. 44 Wednesday
November 6,
2024 |
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for November 6, 2024
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Forum
Lands On PayCargo Approach
When it comes to the big TIACA ACF
trade show in Miami next week, PayCargo that invented a better way
to pay for everybody, and really helps air cargo handle their money
better, now says it has just what you are looking for and can discover
in Booth 951 at the Air Cargo Forum.
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A
Baseball Story
They played The World Series of Baseball in America last week.
Once upon a time, before the Internet,
television and the global village, we Americans believed that the
baseball World Series topped the world.
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Vol.
23 No. 43 Thursday
October 31,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for October 31, 2024
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Vienna—Expecting
To Fly
Europe has many big, famous airports,
but it also has smaller ones, and some of these, whilst they do not
contain the volumes of Frankfurt, Paris or London offer more than
decent services and function as vital constituents of their social
and economic landscapes. At FT
we have already featured AMS, BUD, BRU and others in the past. This
time we feature an airport that serves one of the most beautiful,
historic and fascinating cities in the world: Vienna.
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Autumn
Leaves
Click, Look & Listen Playlist . . . Here easily accessed on YouTube
is a playlist of music that felt good to Sabiha Geoffrey & Lulu
looking up recently at the full moon,
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Vol.
23 No. 42 Tuesday
October 15,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for October 15, 2024
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Nicolette
van der Jagt With News You Can Use
Nicolette van der Jagt is a regular
guest of the FlyingTypers. She successfully directs CLECAT since the
end of 2011, when I handed the baton over to her to take my new position
in FIATA in Zurich. As it happened, we managed to keep our friendship
going all these years and we even manage to meet every now and then,
perhaps less often than we would wish.
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S'More
Spohr Takes Wings
This Friday October 18, The
Wings Club Gala Dinner will be held at the New York City midtown Hilton.
It is an annual event that marks a return to normal of sorts as post-pandemic
fades even further into a brave new world.
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Vol.
23 No. 41 Thursday
October 10,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for October 10, 2024
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FIATA
President In The Corridors
Since 2023 Turgut Erkeskin
is the President of FIATA. Istanbul is the unique city, with one leg
in Europe and another in Asia, where Turgut lives and works. I have
witnessed his itinerary to the role of President and it did not take
much intuition to understand that this was a person bound to succeed.
A wonderful family, success in his business,
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This
BUD Is For You
October time of year, you
don’t need to be hit on the noggin by an acorn to remember that
from a small nut comes the mighty oak.
Bud Cargo Day sponsored by Budapest Airport, took off October 8 at
the airport promised to go deep dish into the e-commerce revolution
with a panel of locals moderated by Adrián Palágyi,
BUD Cargo Development Manager.
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Johan
Martin Schröder Matters
Here we say goodbye, farewell
and happy landings always to Johan Martin Schröder (May 13, 1931
– October 2, 2024) Martin
was a pioneering Dutch pilot and founder of Martinair, the second
Dutch airline (after KLM Royal Dutch Airlines) and the first Dutch
air charter company.
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Vol.
23 No. 40 Wednesday
October 2,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for October 2, 2024
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Buffalo
Airways Cargo Barges Ahead
What do you do when the water
is low and barge shipments are curtailed? Many
folks that live in the northwestern area of Canada, way up where smallest
native settlements are cut off from any other way to get supplies
for many months of the year, can discover that resourceful Buffalo
Airways now operates its B737 freighter into the region, that currently
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Vol.
23 No. 38 Friday
September 20,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for September 20, 2024
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Security
Requirements & Transatlantic Trade In Balance
Anyone remembers what airports
looked like before 9/11? At FT
we do: we have seen so many changes in the last twenty years
it takes a storyteller to give you an idea, but changes in the last
fifty years are such that it is impossible to combine it all without
losing balance. And keeping a balance has not been entirely easy for
many, including Air Cargo News.
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Big
Deal In Belgium—EU Cross Border Forum
At Liege last week for the
5th year on September 10-11 came the 2024 version of a local event
that draws a large and interested group. Branded the EU Cross-Border
E-Commerce Forum 2024, the gathering delivered a nice turnout with
the always welcome signs of “sold out” for the two-day
event with its wide-ranging agenda.
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Vol.
23 No. 35 Thursday
September 5,
2024 |
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Chuckles
for September 5, 2024
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Woman
Of The Year At Big D
January 2024 marked the 50th
anniversary of the first passenger/cargo flight to Dallas Fort Worth
International Airport (DFW) and recalling that great beginning, the
folks down at "Big D" kicked off a year-long series of celebrations.
On August 20th at DFW there was a big
party for the Air Cargo Community at Bear Creek Golf Club Pavilion
and recognized Janet Loftis of ATC Aviation Services AG for excellence
naming her “Cargo Woman of the Year for 2024”.
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Berklay
Transport/The Shipping Guys
Say hello to Dennis Klainberg,
President of Berklay Transport/The Shipping Guys Cargo Service
First met Dennis (his first name is
my middle name) at JFK air cargo back in the 1980s when Berklay was
situate in the legendary Cargo Building 80 at JFK airport, where many
greats and pioneers of the air cargo business resided and were in
daily evidence, including the late Joel Ditkowsky, the Customs Brokers
Assocation guru.
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Kale
Logistics Solutions Unworldly Excellence
Summer '24 is fleeting and
as we head into Fall; it’s back to schedules. But right now
we are thinking about some “Topic A” events and people
ahead in air cargo. Here is Amar
More who was an almost unknown on these shores. The co-founder and
the current serving top executive (CEO) at Kale Logistics Solutions
is pictured with Donna Mullins, Kale VP Americas.
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60
For 60 Parabolic Arches
New York City has a way to
inspire people attending the U.S. Open Tennis next year at the beloved
host venue for the "Matches", beautiful Flushing Meadows
Park. Eleven parabolic arches,
proclaiming “Peace Through Understanding”; each 60 feet
tall appeared at entry points across the 646 acres of the 1964-65
New York World's Fair that took off here 60 years ago on April 22,
1964.
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