Ecommerce and Amazon are changing the perishables logistics market
“Perishables are changing. Every day, something new comes. People want their products faster and cheaper,” according ...
By Alex Lennane
A new 767-200F operator this week received the green light to take off in the US.
21 Air, previously a charter broker organising flights to Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and South America, plans to use two 767-200ER freighters domestically in the US and internationally.
There is currently high demand for 767Fs – the aircraft of choice for express operators, and Amazon.
The US DoT noted in its filing: “21 Air intends to provide services to freight forwarders in the US and around the world, as ...
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Al Schoester
July 29, 2016 at 4:33 pmI read article about A21 airways.
Article states “…Last week, forwarder Senator International announced twice-weekly flights from Greensboro to Munich on behalf of BMW……….” That airport is Greenville-Spartanburg Airport which is in Greer, South Carolina NOT Greensboro, NORTH Carolina.
Cheers
Al
Alex Lennane
July 29, 2016 at 4:38 pmAl, Thanks very much for pointing this out, and apologies. I have now updated the article.