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ARROW CARGO 721, 723, 820, 822
Atlas: at the forefront of the business
Provides scheduled flights between the US, Central
and South America and the Caribbean.
ATLAS AIR (ATLAS AIR
Website: www.arrowcargo.com
WORLDWIDE HOLDINGS) 735, 737
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, a global
ATLAS AIR 735, 737
leader in air freight operations, is the
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parent company and owner of Atlas Air
and Titan Aviation Leasing.
AVIACARGO 407
It is also the majority owner and
Management company specialising in cargo sales
controlling shareholder of Polar Air Cargo
and service for international airlines.
Website: www.aviacargo.aero
Capacity provider Centurion Cargo
Worldwide and the minority owner of
Global Supply Systems.
Atlas Air offers its customers the
BCS BRASIL CARGO SERVICE 521, 523
CENTROS LOGISTICOS
industry’s best-performing aircraft, the B747-400 freighter, through ACMI (aircraft,
A leading GSSA in Brazil.
AEROPORTUARIOSSA(CLASA) 905
crew, maintenance and insurance) leasing options, lease financing and the provision of
Website: www.bcsair.com.br CLASA promotes/develops air cargo facilities
charter services.
throughout the Spanish airports network.
Atlas Air is also the only ACMI provider able to offer its customers early access to a
BRICK MOUNTAIN LOGISTICS 834 Website: www.clasanet.com
‘game-changing’ aircraft, the 140-tonne capacity B747-8 freighter, with its order for 12
Warehousing, air freight, trucking, distribution and
of the aircraft.
logistics management. CENTURION CARGO 529, 531
Website: www.atlasair.com
Website: www.cargocon.com Miami-based carrier with a fleet of two MD-11Fs,
four DC-10-30Fs and five A300Fs. By the end of
BRINGER CORPORATION 610, 612 2009 Centurion will operate an all MD-11 fleet.
Provider of worldwide air and ocean import and Website: www.centurioncargo.com
export transportation.
Website: www.bringer.com CHAPMAN FREEBORN AIRCHARTERING 725
Air charter and aviation support company with a
BUREAU OF DANGEROUS GOODS 405 network of 32 offices in 22 countries.
New Jersey-based hazmat training and hazmat Website: www.chapman-freeborn.com
software company committed to the safe trans-
portation of hazardous cargo. CMS 521, 523
Website: www.bureaudg.com GSA representing Aeromexico Cargo, Cargolux Air-
lines, GOL-LOG, Grupo TACA Cargo, Mexicana
CARGO AIRPORT SERVICES 510 Cargo and Qantas Freight.
The largest North America-based airport cargo Website: www.cmsgsa.com.ar
handling company.
Website: www.casusa.com CNS CARGO NETWORK SERVICES 916
An IATA subsidiary, CNS is dedicated to the entire
CARGO FLASH INFOTECH 435 air logistics chain and to meeting the requirements
Indian company that provides air cargo systems of the US air cargo industry.
which are reliable, scalable and designed to Website: www.cnsc.net
improve performance.
Website: www.cargoflash.com COPA AIRLINES 514
As the national airline of Panama, Copa has 22
CARIBBEAN AIRLINES 1004 B737-700 and B737-800 aircraft with an
Carrier serving Antigua, Barbados, Caracas, Fort average cargo capacity of 3 tonnes.
Lauderdale, Guyana, Jamaica, London, Miami, Website: www.copaair.com
New York, Suriname,Toronto, Trinidad and
Tobago. DGM SUPPORT 520
Website: www.caribbean-airlines.com The company offers consultation, training
Award-winning Atlanta keeps busy
HARTSFIELD-JACKSON ATLANTA
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 622, 624
At Air Cargo Europe 2009 in Munich, the
Atlanta gateway scooped the ACW World
Air Cargo Award for the best airport, as
voted for in an online poll by Air Cargo
Week readers.
The airport is undergoing over US$6
billion worth of capital improvements. It
boasts total on-airport air cargo
warehouse space of 2 million square feet
and houses the only US Department of
Agriculture-approved perishables complex
of its kind in the US Southeast region.
Website: www.atlanta-airport.com
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