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25th International
Air Cargo Forum & Exposition
The world of air cargo
is coming to Amsterdam
Over 5,000 delegates and visitors, more than 200 exhibitors and a world of
networking and new business opportunities – all in the space of three days at
the 25th International Air Cargo Forum & Exposition in
Amsterdam, November 2-4, 2010.
The one air cargo event in 2010 your business cannot afford to miss!
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AT ACF 2010
THE WORLD'S PREMIER AIR
CARGO INDUSTRY EVENT
www.tiaca.org
Supporting
Organisations
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The 25th International Air Cargo Forum & Exposition in Amsterdam from
November 2-4, 2010, is a ‘must attend’ event for any customer or business
in the air cargo supply chain that wants to:
• Increase sales in just three days!
• Promote your business to an international audience!
• See what your competition is up to!
• Schedule your meetings with delegates using TIACA’s Air Logistics Network!
Do not miss this great opportunity to meet customers,
prospects and suppliers at the air cargo event of the year!
TIACA
The International Air Cargo
Association (TIACA) works tirelessly
to advance the interests of air
cargo and to protect and promote
the industry and its role as a
vital component in world trade
and a driver of global economic
development.
TIACA members are part of an
air logistics network that includes
Airlines, Freight Forwarders,
Logistics Service Providers,
Integrators, Courier & Express
Operators, Airports, Ground
Handling Agents, General Sales
Agents, Aircraft Manufacturers,
Trucking Organizations, Technology
Providers, Industry Media.
In order to best represent its
members, TIACA works proactively
at government and regulatory
levels, including:
• International Civil
Aviation Organization
• World Customs Organization
• European Civil Aviation Council
• World Trade Organization
• United Nations Conference on
Trade and Development
• World Bank
• Organization for Economic
Co-operation and Development.
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Supporting organizations:
FIATA
FIATA, a non-governmental organization,
represents today an industry covering
approximately 40,000 forwarding and
logistics firms, employing around 8-10 million
people in 150 countries.
IATA
The International Air Transport Association
(IATA) is a global trade organization that for
over 60 years has developed the commercial
standards that built a global industry.
Today, IATAs mission is to represent, lead
and serve the airline industry. Its members
comprise some 230 airlines - the worlds
leading passenger and cargo airlines among
them - representing 93 percent of scheduled
international air traffic.
The European Shippers' Council
The ESC represents the interests of companies
trading in Europe as users of freight transport
services and is formed from 12 national
transport user organizations/shippers'
councils.
The prime objective of ESC is to promote
efficient and competitive freight transport
services to enhance the competitiveness of
companies conducting business in Europe.
EVO
EVO, the Dutch Shippers' Council is the
lobbyist and adviser for business in the
Netherlands concerning internal and external
logistical activities, including the supply of
raw materials or products, their storage,
transport or distribution to the customer.
EVO has 30,000 member companies including
international concerns, medium sized and
small companies.
Speakers include
• SEABURY GROUP
• ROYAL PHILIPS
ELECTRONICS
• EUROPEAN
COMMISSION
• TSA
• TNT
• CEVA LOGISTICS
• BOEING
• RHENUS LOGISTICS
• PANALPINA
Breakout Sessions
• FORWARDERS’
PERSPECTIVE
• AVIATION &
CLIMATE
CHANGE
• AIR CARGO
SCREENING
• E-FREIGHT
Info at www.tiaca.org or call +1 786 265 7011
• WORLDWIDE
FLIGHT
SERVICES
• LUFTHANSA
CARGO
• COOL CHAIN
ASSOCIATION
• INCHEON AIRPORT
CORP.
• ELIZABETH ARDEN
• ROLE OF THE
SHIPPER
• FUTURE OF CARGO
HANDLING
• COOL CHAIN
CHALLENGE
• ECONOMIC
OUTLOOK
• Pre-Schedule Meetings in the
Online Community
- Search for people interested in
specific topics
- create a contact list of people that
you want to follow up with
- More contacts with profile matching
capability.
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Air Logistics
Network
Air Logistics Network- supporting TIACA
members’ business development
TIACA’s Air Logistics Network has been
launched to provide further business
benefits to existing members and to help
attract more companies to the Association.
The Air Logistics Network will become
a comprehensive service that facilitates
business for freight forwarders and air
logistics professionals. ALN’s new online
‘Reference Center’ is designed to provide
useful links to practical regulatory
and commercial references and tools
to support the daily work of air cargo
organizations globally.
Pre-schedule 1-2-1 meetings using ALN’s
online community
The Air Logistics Network can help you
ensure you maximize the unique business
development opportunities created by
TIACA’s Air Cargo Forum & Exposition.
ALN facilitates business relationships
between members by providing an online
service for them to pre-schedule business
appointments. Members can schedule
appointments with other registered
attendees, including forwarders, shippers
and airlines.
Online Reference Center
The online reference center provides
tools like cargo tracking, customs rules for
different countries, and other resources in
one convenient website to support your
business on a daily basis.
Commercial Alerts
ALN also helps you to receive notifications
of business opportunities.
Getting more out of ACF 2010 using ALN
The Air Logistics Network is an online
community for TIACA members and ACF
2010 attendees.
In this community, you will be able to:
• Sign on to get to know the other
members/attendees
• Search for people interested in specific
topics
• Have mailing list-type conversations
with people who share your interests
• Create a Contact List of people you
want to follow-up with
• Get recommendations on the best
people to meet
• Pre-schedule 1-2-1 meetings at the Air
Cargo Forum 2010
Other new
features
include:
Enrich Attendee Profiles
As an ACF 2010 attendee, you’ll be
able to personalize your own profile
with photos, bios, tags, as well as links
to all of your other representations of
yourself on the web (e.g., LinkedIn,
Twitter, Flickr).
Banner Advertisers
Advertisers participate in the
community as peers of the attendees,
providing them with valuable, nonintrusive
potential to build great
business relationships.
Unique Communication Tools
All social networks let users send
messages but only Air Logistics
Network lets you target conversations
to those who share your “tags”.
Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook
Ever wonder if anyone you know will
be at the conference? Air Logistics
Network automatically tells you which
of your Twitter friends will be there,
rolls up everyone’s tweets and helps
you use the event hash tag. It also
integrates with LinkedIn, Facebook
and more.
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The Global Supply Chain – Air Cargo’s
Connection for Profitability & Growth
Tuesday, November, 2, 2010
10:00 am – 10:30 am
• Exposition Opening Ceremony
Mayor, City of Amsterdam
10:00 am – 8:00 pm
• Exposition Hall Opening
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
• Trustee Dinner Sponsored by the
City of Amsterdam
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
8:00 am – 8:30 am
• Welcome Tea and Coffee
8:30 am – 8:45 am
• Welcome by Ulrich Ogiermann,
Chairman, TIACA
• Welcome by Mr. Jos Nijhuis,
CEO Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
• Welcome address by Camiel M.P.S. Eurlings,
Minister of Transport, Public Works and
Water Management
8:45 am – 9:45 am Plenary I
• Bruno Sidler, Chief Operations
Officer, CEVA
10:00 am – 11:00 am
• Breakout Sessions
Session I Logistics and Supply Chain
Issues – Forwarders’ Perspective
Freight forwarders are in the front line when
it comes to satisfying the ever-demanding
needs of shippers for improved service
levels, real-time shipment information,
regulatory changes, innovative supply chain
management and the constant pressure to
deliver greater cost efficiencies. Forwarders
have consistently risen to this challenge,
often in the face of declining yields but what
is the future of forwarder-customer and
forwarder-airline relationships? Is there a
role for the traditional forwarder in today’s
marketplace against the backdrop of 3PL,
4PL, multinational logistics service providers?
Forwarders have demonstrated their vital role
in the global supply chains of their customers
but how is this reflected in their customer
relationships – and does the shipper see
sufficient value to pay a fair market price?
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Moderator:
• Jean-Claude Delen, President, FIATA
Speakers:
• Julian Keeling, CEO, Consolidators
International Inc.
Session II Aviation and Climate Change
Many countries are considering
environmental regulations that could
significantly affect the aviation sector
(Australian and EU ETS, US Cap & Trade,
etc.), while environmental technologies
(ATM, biofuel development, product and
operational performance, etc.) are being
pursued that could reduce aviation’s
impact on the environment. Many of these
approaches make solid business sense for our
sector, and can improve an airlines’ bottom
line. Our expert panelists will discuss
environmental regulations and what our
industry is doing to reduce aviation’s impact
on the environment, and why this is also
good for business.
Moderator:
• Thomas Hoang, Regional Director – Cargo
Marketing & Environment Strategy, Boeing
Commercial Airplanes
Speakers:
• Jan Ernst de Groot, Managing Director,
KLM
• Mr. Matthias Ruete, Director General, MOVE
Directorate Mobility and Transport
European Commission.
11:00 am – 11:30 am
• Tea and Coffee
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
• Breakout Sessions
Session III The Future of Air Cargo
Screening – Views of the industry
After August 1, 100% screening of air cargo
shipments will be required for U.S. origin
flights, and TSA will be considering new
measures for foreign origin flights. In this
new environment, how will airlines and
other air cargo supply chain partners fare?
What will be their priority concerns? Is TSA
likely to place new requirements on foreign
origin cargo? Is there a possibility for global,
harmonized standards? Join industry leaders
for a candid discussion of the current and
future air cargo screening environments.
Moderator:
• Jack Boisen, Chair, TIACA Security
Sub-Committee
Speakers:
• Doug Brittin, Air Cargo Manager
Transportation Sector Network
Management, Transportation Security
Administration US Department of
Homeland Security
• Guillaume Drucy, Head of e-Business,
IATA Cargo
Session IV e-freight – In whose lifetime?
Making e-freight happen has proven to be
a challenging and partly glacial project. The
panel will explore practical and practicable
ideas and measures which could serve to
accelerate the pace of adoption of e-freight
and examine whether a rethinking of some
of the underlying premises could catalyze the
process for the benefit of all parties.
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Moderator:
• Dr. Gabriel Weisskopf, CEO, CHAMP Cargo
Systems (Switzerland) AG.
Speakers:
• Jim Friedel, Consultant-Strategy
Validation, LLC
• Niko Herrmann, Partner, Oliver Wyman
12:30 pm- 1:30 pm
• Luncheon
Thursday, November 4, 2010
8:30 am – 9:00 am
• Tea and Coffee
9:00 am – 9:45 am Plenary II
• Peter Bakker, CEO , TNT
10:00 am – 11:00 am
• Breakout Sessions
Session V Shippers’ Perspective - What
role does the shipper play in today’s
airfreight market?
With the volatility in freight rates of the past
two years, capacity management strategies
restricting the supply of space and massive
debt among carriers, airfreight services
appear to be governed more by market
dynamics rather than performance. The
freight forwarder has more direct influence
in the provision of services than shippers, so
what role can the shipper play anymore that
would prove beneficial for the industry and
shippers alike; or are shippers happy with
the general status quo? This session explores
whether shippers are willing and able to
become more involved and what difference
this might make.
Moderator:
• Andrew Traill, Policy Advisor,
European Shippers’ Council
Speakers:
• Esther Liskamp, Supply Chain Director,
Royal Philips Electronics
• Ramiro Dias, 4POLE, Chair,
ESC Air Transport Council
• Paul Parramore, COO, Rhenus Logistics
• Florence Parly, Executive Vice President, Air
France Cargo
Session VI What is the Future
of Air Cargo Handling?
As air cargo handling diversifies from
traditional ramp and warehouse operations
into security screening, ground handlers
are becoming essential strategic partners in
cargo market development. More than simply
the range of services potentially offered,
this session will explore sustainable future
business models for the provision of such
services with attention to the entire spectrum
of vertical opportunities - whether ground
handlers expand into other sectors or airports
and will others enter into the ground
handling business.
Moderator:
• Michael Webber, President, Webber Air
Cargo Inc.
Speakers:
• Olivier P. Bijaoui, Executive Chairman,
President and CEO, Worldwide Flight
Services
• Thilo Schaefer, Head of Global Handling
Lufthansa Cargo AG
• C.W. Lee, President and CEO, Incheon
International Airport Corporation
11:00 am – 11:30
• am Tea and Coffee
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
• Breakout Sessions
Session VII The Challenges in the
Cool Supply Chain
The airfreight industry has been investing in
cool supply chain services in order to meet
the growing demands of certain shippers
(such as those in the pharmaceutical sector)
and the very specific handling requirements
they demand for their goods throughout
the supply chain. Shippers claim that a lot of
promises are being made in relation to the
quality of cool supply chain services but still
many things go wrong.
This session debates the issues and how to
improve quality in the chain. What goes
wrong in the chain? What are Cool Supply
Chain shippers’ airfreight requirements? Are
technological solutions available and are they
sufficient?
Moderator:
• Joost van Doesburg, Policy Advisor Air
Cargo & European Affairs, EVO
Speakers:
• Patrick Güth, Manager Healthcare
& Chemicals, Panalpina
• Robert Arendal, Chairman,
Cool Chain Association
• Frank Meijerink, Regional Sourcing
Analyst, Organon NV
11:30 pm – 12:30 pm
Session VIII Aftermath of the Perfect
Storm - What is the world likely to be in
the new economy?
From a time when the global economy
appeared to be in freefall with governments
scrambling to prop up banks and financial
institutions, is the subsequent economic
recovery sustainable? How has worldwide
recession impacted the way governments and
businesses think and how will this impact the
air cargo supply chain? This panel discussion
featuring experts from inside and outside the
industry looks at the lessons to be learned
and asks what businesses will do differently
to avoid such high vulnerability to any future
economic collapse. What were the warning
signs that were ignored and what is the
outlook going forward, the best ways to
accelerate the recovery and the markets most
likely to recover fastest and prosper longest.
Speakers:
• Marco Bloemen, V.P., Seabury Group
• 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Sponsored Luncheon
• 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Holland Cocktail Reception. Holland
Terrace between exhibition halls 10 & 11.
Delegates, Visitors and Exhibitors won’t
want to miss this event! An unforgettable
Dutch experience. Sponsor’s AIR FRANCE-
KLM Cargo and Martinair Cargo proudly
present their Dutch base. A final chance to
meet each other and the exhibitors.
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About
Schiphol
Airport
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
warmly welcomes you to visit
Amsterdam and attend the
25th International Air Cargo
Forum and Exposition at the
prestigious RAI Convention
Center. A world leader in
logistics’ solutions, Amsterdam
Airport Schiphol currently
ranks as the third largest
airport in Europe in terms
of cargo volume. In 2008,
cargo volume increased
by 5.5% to 1.61 million
tonnes. Amsterdam Airport
Schiphol is more than just an
airport. It is a modern city,
an AirportCity and a modern
transport hub integrating
people and businesses, logistics
and shops, information and
entertainment. Experience
the Air Cargo Forum 2010 in
Europe’s best AirportCity!
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About
Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s historical charm is just
one face of this dynamic modern
city. The splendour of its waterside
buildings blends with a sophisticated
business environment to create one of
Europe’s most popular destinations.
Amsterdam has many unusual and
interesting venues and sites. A film
theatre dating from 1920, multiple
museums including Anne Frank
House and the Van Gogh Museum,
a 15thcentury chapel, a radar
saloon boat, floating restaurants,
and their new and rapidly growing
phenomenon, urban beaches -
including one atop the towering
Hotels
science centre NEMO overlooking the
city. Amsterdam life is intertwined,
both literally and metaphorically with
the water. Some might say it’s the
water’s divine calming nature that
makes Amsterdam such a relaxed city.
Mother Nature might have a hand, but
it’s also Amsterdam’s advantageous
nature, to make the most of a good
thing. Enjoy this famous city.
ACF 2010 hotel accommodations are reasonably priced and within walking
distance or a short taxi ride to the RAI Exhibition and Convention Center. Blocks
of rooms are being held at Novotel Amsterdam City, Marriott Amsterdam,
Wyndham Apollo, Hotel Okura; all of which are available at TIACA’s website.
MARRIOTT AMSTERDAM
Rates: 169 Euro / 246 USD for 1 - 4 guests
SOLD OUT
WYNDHAM APOLLO
AMSTERDAM
Standard room rates vary by date:
130-185 Euro / 188-268 USD
Executive room rates vary by date:
150-205 Euro / 218-298 USD
NOVOTEL AMSTERDAM CITY
165 Euro / 240 USD single plus 20 Euro for
additional guests
HOTEL OKURA
AMSTERDAM
Rates: 225 Euro / 318 USD single plus 35
Euro for a second guest and 70 Euro for
a 3rd guest in an upgraded room
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Why we’re attending
ACF 2010 in Amsterdam
“As a founding member
of TIACA and an exhibitor
during the earliest days of
the ‘Air Cargo Forum,’ Boeing
has always appreciated the
opportunities afforded by
participating in this premier industry
event. Exhibitors are assured of maximum
exposure since TIACA includes the
broadest spectrum of air cargo firms. Thus,
through this most significant biennial
venue, Boeing is able to effectively
interface with all facets of our dynamic
and diverse industry while contributing to
continued success and leadership.”
James R Edgar, Boeing
“I have always found cargo to
be a ‘people’ industry. The best
business is always done when
you meet your customers and
partners in person. TIACA’s
ACF is an excellent platform
for making new contacts, reconnecting
with old friends and creating one voice
through which we communicate with
stakeholders from all walks of our great
industry. The air cargo business has come
a long way in 40 years but we still have a
lot more to achieve and the best way to do
this is all together, with one voice.”
Ram Menen, Emirates SkyCargo
“OAG Cargo chooses to
exhibit at the TIACA’s ACF
2010 conference because it is,
and will surely remain, one of
the worldwide leading trade
fairs for the airfreight industry.
There is no other event where we can
meet so many Airfreight professionals
from countries all over the world. We
regularly find ourselves recommending it
to customers and colleagues as the quality
of business-to-business interaction is
second to none.”
Bart Jan Haasbeek, OAG Cargo
“Goodrich Interiors’ Cargo
Systems business is looking
forward to participating in the
2010 Air Cargo Forum. It is
an opportunity to meet with
valued customers, vendors and
colleagues under the same roof to share
ideas and learn the latest in the industry.
We wish TIACA all the best for a successful
event.”
Laura Neel, Goodrich
“LUG aircargo handling
GmbH will be participating
in ACF 2010 as it is an ideal
occasion to meet air cargo
professionals and leaders of
the industry from all over the
world. It offers numerous opportunities
to exchange ideas and discuss trends and
developments in the industry, but also to
address existing and forthcoming issues
such as economical challenges or an ever
growing number of new and partly painful
rules and regulations.
ACF 2010 is an ideal platform for us to
present LUG’s product portfolio”
Wolfgang Korte, LUG aircargo handling
“We at IBS see TIACA’s Air
Cargo Forum as the Industry’s
premier event that is a must
attend for all serious players
in the airfreight business. IBS
Software has always been
a keen participant at TIACA’s Air Cargo
Forum and has made good use of the
opportunities for networking that the
event provides. IBS participants have
also enjoyed the discussions on industry
challenges and opportunities, with the
stakeholders in all segments of the global
air cargo industry. ACF is a great platform
to showcase one’s products and services.
We look forward to the next ACF in
Amsterdam that we are sure will be the
biggest and best ever.”
Akshay Shrivastava, IBS Software Services
“We have found the TIACA
ACF to be the perfect venue
for introducing our company
to a wider market and
developing key contacts in
the air cargo industry at the
same time. Exhibiting at the ACF is very
productive as we are able to meet with
a large number of key decision makers
from around the world at one location.
The Forum presentations provide an up
to date insight into the latest trends and
developments in the airfreight business,
but the biggest benefit for I.A.S. is the
opportunity to network with fellow air
cargo professionals. Apart from the purely
business aspects, the TIACA ACF is also
a very social event and it is enjoyable to
meet new people as well as catch up with
familiar faces.”
Jacques Heeremans,
Inter Aviation Services
“TIACA’s ACF 2010 in
Amsterdam provides an
ideal international platform
to network with clients,
service partners and industry
colleagues. As the only major
air cargo event to be held in Europe this
year and the largest industry exhibition,
we anticipate very strong attendance.
The fact that The European Shippers’
Council (ESC) and the Dutch Shipper’s
Council (EVO) meetings will be co-located
with TIACA’s ACF assures a robust mix
of shippers, forwarders, airlines, airports
and decision makers from the entire air
cargo spectrum. We look forward to
participating in an exceptional event.”
Brad Eyster, UPS Air Cargo
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ACF 2010 - Exhibitors List
The following air cargo industry leaders are all confirmed exhibitors
at ACF 2010 in Amsterdam. Look out for news of more!
• ACT Airlines
• Aeroports de Paris
• AirBridge Cargo Airlines
• Air Cargo Asia-Pacific
• Air Cargo News
• Air Cargo Week
• Air Cargo World
• Air Charter Services
• Air Freight Logistics
• Air India
• Air Logistics Group
• Air Partner Plc
• Airbus
• Airdex
• Airline Cargo Management
Group
• Airmark
• Airports Bureau Systems
• Alha Airport
• AMB Property
• American Journal of
Transportation (AJOT)
• Amsterdam Airport
Schiphol
• Aramex
• ATC Aviation
• Atlas Air Worldwide
• Aviacon Zitotrans
• Aviapartner Cargo
• Aviation Management
Solutions
• Avient
• Bahrain Airport Services
• Bahrain Civil Aviation
• Berlin Airport
• Boeing Commercial
Airplanes
• Brescia Airport
• Brussels Airport
• BT
• C.A.L. Cargo Airlines
• Cairo Airport Company
• Calogi
• Cargo Canada
• Cargo Facts
• Cargo Flash Infotech Pvt Ltd
• Cargo News Asia
• Cargo Village News
• Cargobox International BV
• Cargoitalia
• Cargolux
• Cargonaut International
B.V. / eCargo Pouch
• CargoWorld Group
• Celebi Ground Handling
• Centros Logisticos
Aeroportuarios, SA (CLASA)
• Champ Cargosystems SA
• Chapman Freeborn
Airchartering
• Chateauroux Airport
• Civil Aviation Authority of
Singapore
• Continental Airlines Cargo
• Copenhagen Airport
• Coyne Airways
• Dallas/Ft. Worth Int’l
Airport
• Decmar
• Delta Airlines
• Descartes
• DGM Software
Development Group
• DHL Aviation NV/SA
• Domodedovo Airport
• EgyptAir Cargo
• Emirates Airlines
• Etihad Airways
• Eurex Airlines
• European Cargo Services
• Evergreen International
Airlines
• FedEx
• First GSE Services
• FlyUs
• Frankfurt-Hahn Airport
• Fraport AG – CargoCity
Frankfurt
• Fraport Cargo Services
• FreightScan
• Global Aviation Holdings/
World Airways
• Globelink China Logistics
• Goodrich Interiors – Cargo
Systems
• Great Wall Airlines
• Gulf Air Cargo
• Hangzhou Xiaoshan
International Airport Cargo
Terminal Co, Ltd.
• Hannover Airport
• Hartsfield Jackson-Atlanta
International Airport
• Heavyweight Air Express
Limited
• Heavy Lift & Project
Forwarding International
• Hermes Logistics
Technologies Ltd.
• Hong Kong Air Cargo
Terminals Limited (HACTL)
• Hong Kong International
Airport
• Houston Airport Systems
• Huntsville International
Airport
• IAS – InterAviation Services
• IBS Software Service
• Incheon International
Airport
• Infratil Airports Europe
• International Transport
Journal (ITJ)
• Jan de Rijk Logistics
• JDA Software
• Kales Group BV
• Kalitta Air
• Karagandy International
Airport
• LANCargo
• Leipzig/Halle Airport
• Liege Airport
• Lufthansa Cargo Group
(Lufthansa Cargo AG,
Lufthansa Cargo Charter,
time:matters GmbH, Jade
Cargo International Co. Ltd.,
Swiss World Cargo, Swiss
International Airlines Ltd,
Brussels Airlines)
• LUG Aircargo Handling
• Luxair
• Lynxs Group, LLC
• Maastricht Aachen Airport
• Map Freight Handling
• Martinair
• MASkargo
• Maximus Air Cargo
• Menzies Aviation
• Mercator
• Metro Atlanta Chamber
• Miami International Airport
• MidAmerica St. Louis
Airport
• Munich Airport
• Nanjing Lukou
International
Airport
• National Air Cargo
• Network Airline Services
• Nordisk Aviation Products
AS
• OAG Worldwide Limited
• Ostend Bruges Int’l Airport
• Payload Asia
• Perishable Center
Amsterdam Airport
• Phoenix-Mesa Gateway
Airport
• Polet Cargo Airlines
• Prague Airport
• Qatar Airways
• Rickenbacker International
Airport
• Rostock Airport
• Royal Jordanian Airlines
• Ruslan International
• SACO Airport Equipment
• Saudi Arabian Airlines
• Schenker International BV
• Securitas
• Shenzhen Logistics and
Supply Chain Management
Association
• Siemens
• Sharjah Airport Authority
• SkyTeam Cargo (AeroMexico
Cargo, AirFrance/KLM Cargo,
Alitalia Cargo, Czech Airlines
Cargo, Delta Cargo, Korean
Air Cargo)
• SkyXs
• Sovereign Speed
• SRX Group
• STAT Trade Times
• Stuttgart Airport
• Swedivia
• The International Air Cargo
Association
• The Manchester Airports
Group
• TNT Express
• Trammell Crow Company
• TRAXON Europe / eCargo
Pouch
• Turkish Cargo
• ULS Airlines Cargo
• Unitpool
• UPS Airlines
• US Airways
• V Australia
• Vector Aviation
• VIA Netherlands
• Virgin Atlantic Cargo
• Volga-Dnepr Airlines
• Wallenborn Transports
• World Fuel Services
• Worldwide Flight Services
You'll find all the latest ACF 2010 updates at www.tiaca.org
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