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Senator International offers air cargo to Mexico
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GERMAN freight forwarder Senator International has expanded its freighter operations by adding a new Mexican destination at around the same time as Panalpina also added the airport.
The German firm said that the service, which launched in May, would operate between Frankfurt-Hahn and Queretaro in Mexico twice per week utilising a Boeing 747-400F, with calls in Greenville-Spartanburg in South Carolina, London's Air Cargo News reported.
"Customers can expect tailor-made services with short transit times through the use of exclusive handling areas at both airports, efficient freight handling, faster customs clearance, including pre-carriage and follow-up," Senator added.
Panalpina also launched a B747 freighter call to Queretaro in May. The service links Mexico City and Guadalajara with forwarder's airfreight hub in Huntsville, Alabama.
According to a Panalpina statement, the new Queretaro lane reflects its growth in the aerospace cargo segment and the "continuous adaptation of the company's Charter Network to meet evolving market needs and customer demand in Mexico."
In 2016, Senator launched its first 'Atlantic Bridge' service, flying between Frankfurt-Hahn and Greenville-Spartanburg in South Carolina to cater for automotive traffic.
The German firm said that the service, which launched in May, would operate between Frankfurt-Hahn and Queretaro in Mexico twice per week utilising a Boeing 747-400F, with calls in Greenville-Spartanburg in South Carolina, London's Air Cargo News reported.
"Customers can expect tailor-made services with short transit times through the use of exclusive handling areas at both airports, efficient freight handling, faster customs clearance, including pre-carriage and follow-up," Senator added.
Panalpina also launched a B747 freighter call to Queretaro in May. The service links Mexico City and Guadalajara with forwarder's airfreight hub in Huntsville, Alabama.
According to a Panalpina statement, the new Queretaro lane reflects its growth in the aerospace cargo segment and the "continuous adaptation of the company's Charter Network to meet evolving market needs and customer demand in Mexico."
In 2016, Senator launched its first 'Atlantic Bridge' service, flying between Frankfurt-Hahn and Greenville-Spartanburg in South Carolina to cater for automotive traffic.