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Founded in 2003 by Paul Dankner as ADB Cargo . and merged with Avian Transport LTD since 2008. Avian Transport is known to provide the most dependable and efficient custom-made freight management and supply chain solutions to our customers worldwide.
Our global network of offices and partners in over 75 countries, combined with our experienced staff and dedication in the industry enables us to provide you personalized and reliable services that other companies can not match.
Under one roof, we can offer a complete range and comprehensive solution for all your shipments, saving time and money.
Our services include:
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Ocean Freight Inland Freight
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Our highly professional and dedicated team using top end commercial software developed specially for our needs, are fully qualified to handle all aspects of freight forwarding and logistics. |
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"No shipments Are too Large or too small for us to handle" |
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Our global network of agents work with us around the clock to satisfy the needs of both clients and agents. |
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Avian Transport is on-line 24 hours day all the year around. 1-888-854-9886 |
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Israeli Shekel(ILS)/Euro(EUR)
Israeli Shekel(ILS)/Euro(EUR)
1.00 ILS = 0.23713 EUR1.00 EUR =4.21705 ILSConverter --Historical
Source: Israeli Shekel(ILS) / Euro(EUR) Currency Converter
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Air France reaches pay agreement with key unions
Air France reaches pay agreement with key unions
Air France and the unions representing its ground staff and cabin crew have signed an agreement that includes a general pay increase of 2%, backdated to January 2018, and a general pay increase of 2% from January 2019.The unions party[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Lack of Brexit progress a threat to trade, says FTA
Lack of Brexit progress a threat to trade, says FTA
UK shipper and logistics group, the Freight Transport Association (FTA), has reacted with "frustration" at the lack of progress in Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union (EU) or 'Brexit' in March next year.The FTA said that companies responsible for[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Turkish Cargo signs up with CHAMP Cargosystems
Turkish Cargo signs up with CHAMP Cargosystems
Turkish Cargo has signed an agreement with CHAMP Cargosystems for Traxon CDMP quality management solutions.Developed with the current Cargo iQ specifications, this solution will manage more than 1m cargo Turkish Cargo air waybills annually. Traxon CDMP has added further functions[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Cargo iQ signs up two more members
Cargo iQ signs up two more members
Japanese carrier ANA Cargo and the Netherlands-based IT specialists CargoXS are the latest organisations to join global air cargo membership group, Cargo iQ.Ariaen Zimmerman, executive director at Cargo iQ, welcomed the two new members, explaining that “growing our international network[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Chapman Freeborn signs up with GTA in Canada
Chapman Freeborn signs up with GTA in Canada
GTA Air Solutions has become Chapman Freeborn’s representative in the Canadian market under a new partnership announced at TIACA's International Air Cargo Forum held in Toronto this week.The new agreement will give Canadian customers improved access to international charter solutions,[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Saudia Cargo investment streamlines processes
Saudia Cargo investment streamlines processes
Saudia Cargo’s investment in infrastructure facilities at its Jeddah and Riyadh cargo stations has reduced import and export documentation and procedures by 75%, said Saudi Airlines Cargo Company chief executive Omar Talal Hariri.In his speech delivered at the Second Supply[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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FedEx buys Australian forwarder Manton Air-Sea
FedEx buys Australian forwarder Manton Air-Sea
FedEx has acquired Sydney-based forwarder Manton Air Seato operate as a subsidiary of the FedEx Trade Networks operating company.Richard Smith, president and chief executive, FedEx Trade Networks, said: “Adding Manton’s capabilities to FedEx Trade Networks and the broader FedEx portfolio...
Source: aircargonews.net
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Gatwick proposes capacity increase through routine use of standby runway
Gatwick proposes capacity increase through routine use of standby runway
Gatwick Airport has published a draft masterplan to increase capacity at the UK hub which includes the option for the routine use of its existing standby runway by the mid-2020s.This would allow an extra 10-15 movements per hour, potentially increasing[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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DHL races ahead
DHL races ahead
DHL Global Forwarding is using a combination of air, sea and road to move racing cars and associated cargo to back-to back racing events in Japan.To support the races, the logistics giant will manage all transportation, customs clearance and ground[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
