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David Ambridge quits air cargo – 'for a life of leisure'

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The incorrigible, outspoken and efficiency-driven David Ambridge, head of Bangkok Flight Services, has left the WFS subsidiary, insisting he has retired.

Mr Ambridge has been a consistently tough-talker in the air cargo industry, never failing to say what was on his mind, however undiplomatic. As a result, ...

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  • Vivian Simmons

    October 03, 2017 at 4:10 am

    Great Article. Good job Dave. Happy retirement.

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