ACWWORLD
AIR CARGO AWARDS 2010 Celebrating excellence – a night to remember
A GALA Dinner to present the ACWWorld Air Cargo Awards 2010 will take place onWednesday 9 June in the ballroom of the Shangri-La Hotel in Pudong, one of Shanghai’s best hotels. As usual, a full programme of entertainment will be laid on for guests. The prestigious ACWWorld Air Cargo Awards are presented
every year – alternately in Munich and Shanghai – and the 2010 event is the second time they will be presented in Shanghai, the first event having taken place at Shanghai’s Grand Hyatt Hotel in 2008, when the evening was generally acclaimed as the most important gathering of the international air cargo community seen in China during that year. In 2009, after the transport logistic / Air Cargo Europe trade
fair had closed for the day, more than 600 guests packed The Westin Grand Hotel in Munich for the ACWWorld Air Cargo Awards 2009 presentation ceremony and an evening of entertainment. In 2010 we look forward to a no less exciting opportunity to
congratulate the winners, network with other senior executives and, of course, to enjoy fabulous food and wine. The electronic voting procedure for the awards, which
commenced earlier this year, closed in mid-May. There are 10 award categories, each sponsored by a leading company with a major involvement in the air freight business:
• Airfreight Forwarder of the Year • International Express Operator of the Year • Air Cargo Handling Agent of the Year • Air Cargo Charter Broker of the Year • Airport of the Year • Air Cargo General Sales Agent of the Year • Air Cargo Industry Customer Care Award • Air Cargo Newcomer of the Year • Information Technology for the Air Cargo Industry Award • Cargo Airline of the Year
Previous winners of an ACWWorld Air Cargo Award have
included DB Schenker, DHL Global Forwarding, FedEx, DHL ExpressWorldwide, Swissport, HACTL, Chapman Freeborn, Dubai International Airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Air Logistics, Kales Airline Services, Emirates SkyCargo, Lufthansa Cargo, IATA, Traxon, Redberry Software and Virgin Atlantic Cargo.
trade fair inAsia that sets the complete logistics value-added chain inmotion. He commented: “transport logistic China is not only the platform for the largest industry get-together in the Far East, but it also provides a forum for networking industry andtradewith the transport andlogistics industries – and it does this across national borders.” Hewent on:“China is an important trade fair site forMesse
München. In addition to two other trade fair organisers, we have aparticipatory share inthe ShanghaiNewInternational Expo Centre. We also have a Chinese subsidiary, MMI Shanghai,which implements trade fairs in China.” All these factors, plus the overriding fact that transport
logistic China / Air Cargo China 2010 is the right showin the right place at the right time as China’s manufacturing industries get back into top gear after the recent global economic downturn, make it important for you to be in Shanghai.Air freight flows are on thewayback upagain and China’s airlines are busily expanding their fleets, consolidating their cargo offerings (see pages 30-35 of this issue) and are ready to provide serious competition to their Western counterparts in the air logistics game. If you are not at transport logistic China / Air Cargo China
2010 you will have to wait another two years for the same level of opportunity to occur – all in the same place at the same time. The location, concept and market are exactly right for an event thatwill provide youwith the key tomeet newpartners and develop newbusiness – somake the best of it.
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