Thanks to American Airlines and American Airlines Cargo, Air Cargo Americas is pleased to offer attendees deeply discounted airfares to attend the exhibit and conference. Companies can take advantage of these very low air fares to bring customers and foreign sales staff to the event.

AMERICAN AIRLINES RATES
Airport and Airline Fees and Taxes Not Included

REGISTRATION IS SIMPLE
A mission delegate should make his/her airline reservation at the local American Airlines Ticket Office by phone or in person. The delegate must give the reservation agent the Star Reference name: “AIRCARGO AMERICAS” to be eligible to receive a discounted ticket.

After speaking with the local American Airlines ticket office, the delegate must complete the American Airlines Ticket Request Form and the Air Cargo Americas registration form and fax both to the World Trade Center Miami at (305) 871-7904. The delegate must complete all the information on both forms and include the record locator (6 letters) which he or she will receive from American Airlines. Forms without the RECORD LOCATOR will not be processed.

American Airlines will not issue airline tickets without proof of a completed registration form on file for the show with the World Trade Center Miami.

The American Airlines office in Miami will then issue the ticket electronically. The delegate can pick-up a copy of his/her airline schedule at the local American Airlines ticket office by mentioning the record locator and showing a picture identification.

Delegates must travel between November 3 to November 11, 2007. The ticketing deadline is October 25, 2007. American Airlines will not issue tickets after October 25, 2007.

If you have any questions, please contact Emy Rodriguez at 305-871-7910 or e-mail her at erodriguez@worldtrade.org.

MARTIN AIR
BOOTHS #801, 803, 900, 902
Martinair's philosophy is simple: employ the most dedicated professionals, provide personalized and efficient service anytime – anywhere, and set the industry standard fro cargo management. Martinair has had this philosophy for over 40 years. Martinair Cargo specializes in providing logistical solutions – with over four decades of expertise and the largest convertible fleet in the world offering any range of capacity from full freighters to wide-body belly configuration. Martinair Cargo is adept at handling full-charter and part-charter requirements. Martinair aircraft are available to other airlines on a wet or dry lease basis. www.martinaircargo.com

EXPERIENCE AVIATION BOOTH # 1006
On June 27, 2007, 23-year-old Captain Barrington Irving secured his place in history as the first black pilot and the youngest person ever to fly solo around the globe. Irving flew more than 24,600 miles in a single-engine aircraft on his 3-month journey. His purpose was to show other youth that if he could achieve his dream, they could too. In 2003, Captain Irving founded the Miami-based nonprofit organization Experience Aviation, Inc. to introduce students to career opportunities in aviation. In 2006, he opened an Experience Aviation Learning Center that offers career inspiration tours and provides after-school programs at local schools.

Fedex And Variglog Sign Agreement To Operate In The U.S. And South America
FedEx and VarigLog, the former affiliate of Varig have, signed an agreement to operate joint flights between the United States, Brazil, Argentina and Chile. The agreement seeks to increase cargo between Brazil and the United States by 10% to reach 385 tons weekly. FedEx plans to add more capacity on its service to Brazil and will use VarigLog to expand its coverage domestically and to Argentina and Chile and Brazil. www.AVnewsinc.com

AEROUNION TO OPERATE IN 10 U.S.-MEXICO MARKETS
AeroUnion received authority to operate all-cargo service in nine U.S.-Mexico markets. Atlanta-Guadalajara, Houston-Guadalajara, Laredo-Guadalajara, New York-Guadalajara, Laredo-Guadalajara, Los Angeles-Leon, Miami-Monterrey, Los Angeles-Tijuana, Atlanta-Mexico City, and Atlanta-Monterrey. The carrier plans to operate weekly flights in each market using A300 aircraft. www.AVnewsinc.com

• A-Z Group
• American Airlines Cargo
• American Airlines
• Cargo Canada
• Cargo Services, Inc.
• DHL Aviation
• Globe Air
• Magaya Corporation
• Martinair Cargo
• Oceanwide (USA) Inc.
• Tampa Cargo
• UPS
  

Organizer: World Trade Center Miami

Host: Miami International Airport

The IX Air Cargo Show provides unique opportunities to showcase products and services to executives in the Western Hemisphere. Sponsorship packages range from banners to the E-Commerce Center and a luncheon. To receive further information on the opportunities available, contact Charlotte Gallogly (info@worldtrade.org) or call (305) 871-7910.