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Fiske

9th Aug 2003 00:24

Specific Freight Magazine

Just wondering if there's a trade magazine that deals with freight flying specifically? The equivalent of Flight International or something similar.

ferrydude

9th Aug 2003 04:50

that would be Air Cargo World
www.aircargoworld.com

Kelas

9th Aug 2003 23:10

Could also try Air Cargo News..

Fiske

10th Aug 2003 22:58

Thanks I'll look into them:ok:

vmommo

11th Aug 2003 11:48

Also check out http://www.payloadasia.com/

CargoOne

12th Aug 2003 07:48

Air Cargo News
Air Cargo Week
- those are most popular in Europe.

be aware - 50%+ of the content is hidden ads with a lot of b&&&it inside, 25% is direct ads and rest is what you've already seen in generic daily newspapers and on CNN.

cargosales

12th Aug 2003 21:10

Quote:

be aware - 50%+ of the content is hidden ads with a lot of b&&&it inside, 25% is direct ads and rest is what you've already seen in generic daily newspapers and on CNN.

Pray tell, what in your humble opinion are 'hidden ads' compared to direct ads?

Do you actually see these papers?

Can't remember the last time generic daily newspapers or CNN carried features on freighter conversions, or roller-bed floors, or listed the UK top 200 IATA forwarders (all ACN 8th August 2003 issue) Or BA World Cargo expanding into India, Schipol's cargo volumes or Korean's plans for their fleet (all ACW 11th August 2003). Or can you help me on that one?

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CS

Thunderball

14th Aug 2003 06:35

Well said, cargosales - spot on. Having read Air Cargo News for many years, I find your remarks inexplicable, CargoSales. It's just not the way it is - period.

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