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Old 8th Jan 2016, 10:34
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The European Commission has apparently given unconditional approval regarding the acquisition.
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Old 27th Jan 2016, 08:25
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I guess there are still no news yet for the future of the airline?
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Old 27th Jan 2016, 09:47
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TNT is currently increasing its long haul destination list (esp. to the US) tanks to agreements with QR, using LGG as hub.
Doesn't look like a dying airline.
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Old 28th Jan 2016, 09:13
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Of course it doesnt look like a dying airline. Actually the opposite is happening. But my question was referring after the FedEx buyout what will happen.
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Old 5th Feb 2016, 13:43
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ASL Win

ASL have been confirmed as taking TNT Airways and Pan air as suspected.
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Old 5th Feb 2016, 14:25
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http://www.aslaviationgroup.com/imag...cquisition.pdf
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Old 6th Feb 2016, 12:56
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What will be the impact for the current wet-leased aircraft from Jettime, Bluebird and West Atlantic, flying for TNT Airways?


ASL is slowly but surely getting a monopoly on narrowbody and turboprop Cargo ACMI.
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Old 6th Feb 2016, 17:58
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and Ukrainian and Atran ?
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Old 26th May 2016, 10:56
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From :
FedEx to maintain major hubs in Liege, Paris CDG and Cologne following "historic" TNT acquisition - Air Cargo News

"We will have three primary hubs in Europe (CDG, LGG, CGN), but that doesn’t mean we don’t have other important facilities, we just opened new facilities in Copenhagen, Milan and Stansted"

So, 6 hubs in europe ? Really ?
How many of those are open 24/7, no slots and a lot of room for expansion ?
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Old 26th May 2016, 15:23
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Interesting quote
"And asked about the sale of the TNT aircraft to ASL Aviation, Bronczek revealed that FedEx would keep a “few” of TNT's Boeing 747 aircraft"
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Old 26th May 2016, 18:20
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Here it is... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4j8...RaJFZ7Z3iybgjO
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Old 27th May 2016, 14:20
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Can anyone please advice on the current hiring situation? Thank you
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Old 5th Jun 2016, 07:03
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Keeping LGG is no surprise.
#1 CDG and CGN cannot take on the LGG volume.
#2 TNT received significant government subsidies that must be repaid if employment at LGG falls. FedEx took on the obligation by buying TNT.
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Old 9th Jun 2016, 10:37
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ok if they have no choice for that one, do they have the choice for the other 2 ?
Fedex 777 are flying between CGN and CDG, that's already a short distance (40 min flight time), it would be a bit mad to see LGG-CGN
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Old 9th Jun 2016, 12:58
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CGN is rather small compared to LGG. Plus the place is UPS country... CDG is FedEx's second largest hub after Memphis. Dozens of flights route through it on a daily (nightly...) basis. 1900 people are employed there. The sort centre has recently been vastly expanded. And FX even manage aircraft movements there with their own ground frequency. In other words, they have been given a lot of leeway to do their own thing. The French authorities will bend over backwards to keep them there (as they did to get the hub there in the first place) for economic and employment reasons. Full stop.

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Old 17th Jul 2016, 17:18
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So any news regarding ASL deal? Are they going to expand the longhaul fleet?
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Old 7th Oct 2016, 08:34
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Some news :
How TNT Acquisition Is Driving FedEx's European Growth - Market Realist

So any news regarding ASL deal? Are they going to expand the longhaul fleet?
The 2 744 are out of the game already, OO-THA is mainly flying for ElAl, OO-THB is grounded in HHN.

The 3 777 are still around, but it seems the LGG-JFK route is 'sometimes' handled by Fedex 777

FedEx may also gain on a cost front by utilizing TNT’s lower cost of operations at its Liege hub in Belgium. However, FDX has its own hub at Charles de Gaulle in Paris. However, the industrial disputes in France might get in the way of the company’s smooth European operations through that pivot. In addition, the Liege hub is also at the territorial center of a prominent business triangle between London, Frankfurt, and Milan.
No real sign of anything like that... for now
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Old 7th Oct 2016, 09:32
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The two weekends of LGG-JFK-LGG ops "handled" by a FedEx 777 are being handled on a charter basis. Maybe a TNT 777 is on C check?
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Old 7th Oct 2016, 09:51
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nope, all 3 busy from FR24.
https://www.flightradar24.com/reg/oo-tsa
https://www.flightradar24.com/reg/oo-tsb
https://www.flightradar24.com/reg/oo-tsc
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Old 7th Oct 2016, 10:11
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Ok. Regardless the FedEx ops for the past two weekends are charters.
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