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American Airlines Cargo tours customers<br />

to new facility in Milan<br />

FORT WORTH, Texas: American<br />

Airlines Cargo customers from<br />

across Italy visited this month the<br />

airline's new operational facility at<br />

Milan's Malpensa Airport (MXP)<br />

designed to serve the growing<br />

demand for air flown goods from the<br />

country to the US.<br />

Growing cargo volumes from the<br />

northern Italian city have increased<br />

customer demand for direct services<br />

out of Italy to the United States. The<br />

new 53,000-plus square-foot (5,000<br />

square meters) building handles the<br />

airline's daily flights to its New York<br />

(JFK) and Miami (MIA) hubs.<br />

Some of the most frequently<br />

shipped goods from Milan include<br />

automotive parts, fashion and<br />

pharmaceuticals. On its opening day,<br />

c u s t o m e r s — i n c l u d i n g<br />

representatives from major global<br />

companies—joined American's<br />

Regional Cargo Sales Manager,<br />

Richard Hartmann, and his team for a<br />

tour of the new building, located just<br />

steps from the old location on<br />

airport property.<br />

“It's a real testament to the<br />

strength of our brand in Italy that<br />

customers from as far away as<br />

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Venice, Rome and Florence took time<br />

out of their busy schedules to come<br />

and see what additional space and<br />

opportunities the new warehouse<br />

can offer them," said Hartmann.<br />

Customers were given a complete<br />

tour of the facility, operated by WFS,<br />

to showcase new ground support<br />

e q u i p m e n t , a f u l l r a n g e o f<br />

temperature-control spaces, and<br />

racking to store pallets & containers.

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