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Old 16th October 2006 | 08:33
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DHL & Polar

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061016/20061016005211.html?.v=1
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Old 16th October 2006 | 10:55
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It looks like more DHL & Polar & Atlas.

I imagine that there is a lot of fine print in this deal.
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Old 18th October 2006 | 00:24
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Is there any information on the sort of fleet DHL has? Wikipedia just states '420 aircraft'.

The recent logistics survey in the Economist seemed to imply that UPS and FedEx operated more extensive air freight services than DHL, so I just wondered.

Also, what is the purpose of having 'European Air Transport' as a seperate arm of the company - given that the majority of the fleet still presumably flies under the DHL flag.
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