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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 = 0.23855 EUR1.00 EUR =4.19198 ILSConverter --Historical
Source: Israeli Shekel(ILS) / Euro(EUR) Currency Converter
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MNX opens pharma hub in New York
MNX opens pharma hub in New York
MNX Global Logistics has opened a pharma logistics facility in New York, located next to JFK International Airport.This healthcare and life sciences supply chain facility will serve as the operations and warehousing hub for the forwarder's pharma and medical device[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Schiphol: Targeting growth in a constrained environment
Schiphol: Targeting growth in a constrained environment
Satisfying growing cargo demand within a constrained airport is a challenge being increasingly faced by major cargo hubs all over the world.In Europe, the most high-profile case is that of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, which can offer a maximum of 500,000[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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ACS customer howls with approval after dog food freighter flight
ACS customer howls with approval after dog food freighter flight
Although this happened a while ago, an interesting Air Charter Service (ACS) press release today landed in the inbox of Air Cargo News that gives paws for thought regarding the important role air cargo plays in keeping a range of[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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IAG Cargo opens third round of Hangar 51 disruptor funding
IAG Cargo opens third round of Hangar 51 disruptor funding
Air cargo disruptors have a further chance to secure development funding from IAG Cargo, as the major European carrier seeks new ideas or products to optimise cargo operations.IAG Cargo, in collaboration with British Airways and Avios, is now accepting applications[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Cherry-picking Turkish Cargo harvests supply chain time savings
Cherry-picking Turkish Cargo harvests supply chain time savings
Turkish Cargo will fly 600 tonnes of Salihli cherries (Bing Cherry) to Oslo in 10 dedicated Airbus A330 charter flights for last mile delivery to more than 1,600 stores throughout Norway.The cherries grow in Turkish cities such as Izmir, Manisa,[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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FedEx in $6.6bn order for B767 and B777 freighters
FedEx in $6.6bn order for B767 and B777 freighters
US parcels giant FedEx Express has placed a new order for 12 Boeing 767 freighters and 12 Boeing 777 freighters, with a combined list price value of $6.6bn.The B777Fs will be delivered between fiscal 2021 and 2025. The B767Fs will[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Cerberus Capital Management to acquire ground handler WFS in a €1.2bn deal
Cerberus Capital Management to acquire ground handler WFS in a €1.2bn deal
Global ground handler Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) is set to be acquired by an affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management in a deal worth €1.2bn.Cerberus has confirmed that its subsidiary has entered into an agreement to acquire WFS from Platinum Equity.[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Europe's crowded skies face capacity crunch
Europe's crowded skies face capacity crunch
Europe’s crowded skies face “serious capacity challenges” according to a new report by Eurocontrol, the organisation for the safety of air navigation in Europe.The Challenges of Growth study finds that without urgent action, the network will be unable to cope[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
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Schiphol local rule for freighter operators rejected
Schiphol local rule for freighter operators rejected
The Dutch Minister for Infrastructure and Water Management has rejected the 'local rule' proposal for Amsterdam's slot-constrained Schiphol Airport.The proposed rule would have given freighter operators priority on the first 25% of any unused slots that are returned for re-allocation,[…]
Source: aircargonews.net
