ACF 2010
Menzies Aviation Menzies World Cargo (Netherlands) BV Mercator Information Technology
Miami-Dade County Aviation Department Moscow Airport Domodedovo Munich Airport National Air Cargo, Network Airlines Services Nordisk Aviation Products OAG Worldwide Ostend-Bruges International Airport Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Polet Airlines Prague Airport Qatar Airways Rickenbacker International airport Royal Jordanian Airlines Ruslan International SACO Airport Equipment Saudi Airlines Cargo Company Schenker International BV Securitas Transport & Aviation Security Sharjah International Airport Siemens Air Cargo Handling Systems SkyTeam Cargo Airline SkyXS Aircargo Service Network Sovereign Speed
SRX Group Stuttgart Airport Swiss WorldCargo The LFV Group The Manchester Airports Group
The Organizing Committee of China (Shenzhen) International Logistics and Transportation Fair
TNT Express Trammell Crow Turkish Cargo ULS Airlines Cargo Unitpool UPS Airlines US Airways Vector Aviation (Vietnam) VIA Netherlands Virgin Atlantic Cargo
Volga-Dnepr Group/AirBridgeCargo Airlines Wallenborn Transports Weidner Communications World Fuel Services Worldwide Flight Services
The event is being constantly updated with last-minute additions. Full up-to- the-minute details can be found on the TIACA website at:
www.tiaca.org
A day on the golf course
THE AIR CARGO Forum Golf Tournament will take place on Monday 1 November. It will be an opportunity to enjoy a spectacular day with your friends, customers and air cargo associates. The friendly competition will take place at
the famous Amsterdam Golf Club, one of the oldest and most prestigious private golf clubs in the Netherlands. Early morning coach transport will be provided
to the 18-hole golfing venue from the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel, one of the main event hotels. Breakfast, an opportunity to warm up on the
practice range and a banquet luncheon with the presentation of awards to golfing prize winners will be included in the day’s programme.
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