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ACW World Air Cargo Awards


promise a night to remember


Running in conjunction with Air Cargo Europe will be a special gala evening for the ACWWorld Air Cargo Awards on Wednesday 11 May. Every year the awards are presented in


special categories to those who have obtained the most votes in an electronic polll


conducted with Air Cargo Week readers: n Air Freight Forwarder of the Year n International Express Operator of the Year n Air Cargo Handling Agent of the Year Award n Air Cargo Charter Broker of the Year n Airport of the Year n Air Cargo General Sales Agent of the Year n Air Cargo Industry Customer Care Award n Air Cargo Industry Promotional Campaign of the Year n IT for the Air Cargo Industry Award n Cargo Airline of the Year.


The evening will begin with a champagne reception for


‘Air Freight – Do the Service Levels Meet the Requirements?’. The discussions will be moderated by Ian Martin Jones, editor of Air Cargo Weekand Air Logistics China, as well as Bernd Maresch, managing director of aviation- centric communications agency Hans Mars. The first session of the


Maresch – Hans Mars


conference will look at the subject of security in the air cargo business. Security threats include potential


plots to place explosives aboard aircraft, illegal shipments of hazardous materials, criminal activities such as smuggling and theft, and potential hijackings and sabotage by people with access to aircraft. Among those to appear on the conference


platform will be: Hendrik Lund, global head of air freight, Panalpina Management; Stefan Keh, CEO, Siemens Mobility Infrastructure Logistics; Dave Brooks, president, American Airlines Cargo; and Stephan Wagner, professor and


guests, followed by a sumptuous dinner with a choice of wines. The awards ceremony will then take place with live musical entertainment to complete the evening. Held on alternate years in Munich or Shanghai, the ACW


World Air Cargo Awards have become a major event in the air cargo calendar and the awards are hotly-contested in the industry. Do not miss this opportunity to host your customers or


reward your staff at a very special event acknowledged by the air cargo industry as ‘best in class’. Full details on how to reserve a table can be found at www.aircargoeurope.com


head of the Department of Logistics Management and director of the executive MBA, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich. The second conference session will look at the subject of


service in the air cargo industry. Premier service should demand premier rates. But this is not always the case. With the constant demand to cut costs from the supply chain, does this mean that quality risks being reduced as well? A panel of experts from across the air cargo industry – forwarders, airlines, handlers and general sales agents – will be airing their views and debating the issues. Speakers due to


Garnadt – Lufthansa Cargo


Brooks – American Airlines Cargo


appear in this session include: John Batten, executive vice president global cargo, Swissport International; Remo Eigenmann, head of air freight, Damco International; Peter Kales, chief executive officer, Kales Airline Services; Karl


Ulrich Garnadt, chairman, Lufthansa Cargo; and Solomon Cai, CEO, Globelink China Logistics.


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