View Full Version : combi pax/freight charter info needed
KingAir
28th Jan 2003, 01:49
Hello all.
Just need some information. Would anybody know of a company that would be available to do a charter for 100 people plus cargo from Asia to North America (multiple stops) then onto the middle east? The whole trip should last about a month starting in March.
Many thanks for any info.
GBNGH
28th Jan 2003, 07:53
Hi
www.aircharter.uk.com
Brgds
CargoOne
28th Jan 2003, 08:52
sent you a privite message - check it
Azore
28th Jan 2003, 13:05
I think, these guys are better:
www.chapman-freeborn.com
0207-3931234
ask for Claudette/Derek they will help you, I am sure.
Pierre
KingAir
28th Jan 2003, 13:30
Thanks the replies.
GBNGH and Azore, do you know if those companies have point-to-point authority in the States? I also would prefer dealing with the companies directly instead of going through a broker but any help on this would be appreciated.
Many thanks.
freightdoggy dog
28th Jan 2003, 16:06
Try Eaac, they have a combi 747 which is used by the (ex-boss?)
formula 1 team Minardi. Go to www.eaac.co.uk.
coopervane
3rd Feb 2003, 16:15
Try Air Contractors 0035318121900 ask for Ben Bowles or Rudy Kellar.
Air Contractors (Ireland) ltd
The Plaza
Swords
Co Dublin
Ireland
Or try Cougar leasing Stansted.
Check out their website for contacts.
Air Contractors have a 727 sat around not doing much and have experience with in mixed loads, mainly horse charters with grooms. But they might be able to help.
Regards Coopervane
VIKING9
3rd Feb 2003, 16:51
COUGAR !!!! :uhoh: They tried to tell me recently that a B727-200 could lift 50t cargo between AMS-THR - so they really know what they are talking about. And I'm still waiting for a quote after 2 weeks. Efficiency at it's worst. Don't touch em........:yuk:
CargoOne
3rd Feb 2003, 21:01
KingAir - sorry I was very busy and haven't answered your request... Your charter is far away from type of operatons and services we providing, but I can give you 1 valuable advice - use regular services for longhaul (100 pax longhaul charter will cost you a fortune) and for US/Canada domestic flights charter a dedicated 737 or 727... That's the most efficient way. If you need someone to charter US 737 - I would recommend you to go to Chapman Freeborn (URL already advised), they have an office in Atlanta and they can sort it out...