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Friday May 11, 6:57 pm Eastern Time
Press Release
SOURCE: DHL Airways, Inc.
DHL Airways Applauds DOT Ruling
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11 /PRNewswire/ -- DHL Airways, Inc. applauded the U.S. Department of Transportation's decision today declining to institute a formal enforcement proceeding to inquire into DHL's citizenship as requested in complaints filed by competitors Federal Express Corporation and United Parcel Service.
These complaints were filed as the result of a corporate reorganization being undertaken by DHL to strengthen the ability of the DHL network of express delivery service providers to compete with Federal Express and UPS in the United States. DOT dismissed both complaints.
"DHL has already provided the Department with all of the information and documents concerning its corporate reorganization and remains confident the DOT staff is fully satisfied that the reorganization has no effect on the carrier's citizenship,'' said Dick Cozzi, President and Chief Operating Officer of DHL Airways. "We are confident that DHL Airways remains in full compliance with all citizenship requirements and we intend to continue to cooperate with the DOT staff as necessary,'' said Mr. Cozzi. "Hopefully,'' Mr. Cozzi continued, "the DOT's decision to dismiss the Federal Express and UPS complaints will bring to an end these repeated efforts to prevent DHL Airways from restructuring and continuing to serve our many customers.''
Press Release
SOURCE: DHL Airways, Inc.
DHL Airways Applauds DOT Ruling
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11 /PRNewswire/ -- DHL Airways, Inc. applauded the U.S. Department of Transportation's decision today declining to institute a formal enforcement proceeding to inquire into DHL's citizenship as requested in complaints filed by competitors Federal Express Corporation and United Parcel Service.
These complaints were filed as the result of a corporate reorganization being undertaken by DHL to strengthen the ability of the DHL network of express delivery service providers to compete with Federal Express and UPS in the United States. DOT dismissed both complaints.
"DHL has already provided the Department with all of the information and documents concerning its corporate reorganization and remains confident the DOT staff is fully satisfied that the reorganization has no effect on the carrier's citizenship,'' said Dick Cozzi, President and Chief Operating Officer of DHL Airways. "We are confident that DHL Airways remains in full compliance with all citizenship requirements and we intend to continue to cooperate with the DOT staff as necessary,'' said Mr. Cozzi. "Hopefully,'' Mr. Cozzi continued, "the DOT's decision to dismiss the Federal Express and UPS complaints will bring to an end these repeated efforts to prevent DHL Airways from restructuring and continuing to serve our many customers.''