MEET 69 AIRPORTS AND AIRLINES AT AIR CARGO AMERICAS!
As the largest, most well attended air cargo show in the Western Hemisphere, this show provides an opportunity to meet over 3,500 international aviation and business executives. DON’T MISS IT!

Register online today at www.aircargoamericas.com.

OCTOBER 25 IS THE DEADLINE FOR DEEPLY DISCOUNTED AIRFARES TO ATTEND AIR CARGO AMERICAS - RESERVE YOUR TICKET TODAY!
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

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. Airport and airline fees and taxes are not included.

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.

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.

AMERICAN AIRLINES
BOOTHS # 615, 617
American Airlines is the world’s largest airline, contributing more than $150 billion per year to the U.S. economy. American and its regional airline affiliates, American Eagle and the AmericanConnection airlines, serve 250 cities in over 40 countries with more than 4,000 daily flights. Among domestic U.S. airlines, American’s 2006 market share was 17.8%. American’s network covers points throughout North America, the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe and the Pacific. The combined network fleet numbers more than 1,000 aircraft. In 2006, American carried more than 98 million passengers. The airline has nearly 82,000 employees worldwide. www.americanairlines.com

AMERICAN AIRLINES CARGO
BOOTHS # 615, 617
American Airlines Cargo, a division of American Airlines, carries over 100 million pounds of cargo weekly to major cities. American’s regional carriers serve more than 250 cities in over 40 countries with more than 4,000 daily flights. American provides one of the largest cargo networks in the world, with cargo terminals and interline connections available across the globe. www.americanairlinescargo.com

CARGO SERVICES INC.
BOOTHS # 611, 613, 710, 712
Cargo Services, Inc. (CSI) provides a wide range of services for airlines that prefer to outsource to maximize their freight-related yields from a turnkey cargo department – incorporating every facet of handling, marketing, accounting and administration -- to customized services that address specific client needs.
CSI has developed a unique brand of cargo services which has generated millions of dollars of profitable revenue from general cargo, time-sensitive small freight, and both U.S. and international mail, for several carriers in the South Florida market. The company’s clients over the years have included international, as well as domestic U.S. airlines. www.cargo-services.com


DHL AVIATION AMERICAS
BOOTHS # 701, 703, 800, 802
For more than 35 years, DHL has built the world's premier global delivery network by trailblazing express shipping in one country after another. Over 220 countries and territories later, DHL is the global market leader of the international express and logistics industry. DHL specializes in providing customers with innovative and customized transportation solutions from a single source. www.dhl-usa.com

GLOBE AIR CARGO
BOOTHS # 611, 613, 710, 712
Created in 1992, Globe Air Cargo (GAC) has a unique set-up of offices and partners all across the territory to offer a full range of services and complete sales coverage in the USA. GAC has developed its core business of GSA’s by obtaining contracts with major airlines and extending the Miami operation to an efficient domestic network covering Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Today's Globe Air Cargo Inc. portfolio demonstrates the ability of the company to achieve excellent results for airlines of all sizes in a very competitive market.

UPS
BOOTHS # 601, 603, 700, 702
UPS is the world's largest package delivery company and a global leader in supply chain services, offering an extensive range of options for synchronizing the movement of goods, information and funds. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, UPS serves more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. UPS's stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange (UPS) and the company can be found on the Web at www.ups.com.

AIR CARGO REBOUNDS FROM SLOW START IN 2007
According to IATA’s traffic results for August 2007, international air freight demand grew 6% in August, its strongest growth rate for 16 months. The improvement in performance in August boosted the overall growth for the year-to-date to 3.9 per cent.

The recent improvement in freight demand growth indicates airlines may be winning back market share from other transport modes with competitive pricing and operations.

"While the credit crunch clearly shook business and consumer confidence in August, demand for air travel remained solid with record high load factors for August. This, combined with strong revenues over the first half of the year, is behind our improved industry profitability forecast of $5.6 billion for 2007. None-the-less, the industry’s financial situation remains fragile and the potential for weakening demand must continue to be met with improved efficiency across the value chain,” said Giovanni Bisignani, IATA’s director general and chief executive officer. www.aircargonews.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.