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Vol. 8 No. 98
Flying Typers- Sept 14, 2009
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ATC GSA For ANA
ANA recently signed a GSA contract with ATC signed in Frankfurt. In the
picture (L to R) is Ingo Zimmer, CEO of ATC, Hiro Murai, All Nippon
Airways Co. Ltd., Andreas Moebius, ATC branch manager FRA and John
O’Shea from ANA European headquarters in London.
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Monday September 14, 2009
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(Frankfurt)—ANA has upgraded its Japan-Germany services with B
777 dailies while increasing its cargo offering to 30 tons and more on each
flight.
ANA has operated in and out of Germany for the past 18 years and the
carrier enjoys a broad cargo customer base in the biggest European
market cargo market.
But cargo manager Hiro Murai who leads the team for Central Europe
noted that he does not want to shoulder the new lift challenge all alone, so
ANA appointed ATC Aviation Services Ltd. its GSA for Germany.
The ANA cargo office here will remain untouched and fully intact as
part of a new working relationship.
ANA in cooperation with the ATC team remains a contact point for all
operational concerns, import queries, transit information as well as Space
Control and Export Revenue Accounting.
“Transit” is of course a key action advantage feature when shipping
freight on ANA flights, the carrier serves 51 Japanese airports and 17 in
the Asian region including Guam.
ANA cargo flies 920 flights daily on 128 routes and is presently
upgrading its cargo terminal at Naha Airport on Okinawa to a major hub.
Donna Mullins
Guenter Mosler
Lisa Schoppa
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