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Dora Kay Elected President of TIACA
- Dora Kay, Head of International Marketing for Hong Kong Airport Authority, was elected to a two-year term as president of TIACA at the organization’s Annual General Meeting held in Reims, France February 23, 2003.
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TIACA Welcomes 23 New Members
- We are pleased to announce the following new members...
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2003 Scholarship Programs Open for Competition
- David F. Pierce, Education Committee Chairman, is pleased to announce that the Walter H. Johnson, Jr. Ph.D. Scholarship has been increased to a $25,000 scholarship for the 2003 scholarship competition, and that all TIACA scholarship programs are now open for competition.
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TIACA Seeks 2004 'Hall of Fame' Nominees
- The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is beginning its search for nominees to be inducted into its prestigious ‘Hall of Fame’ in 2004. The honour is bestowed on air cargo professionals who have contributed most to the growth and progress of the air logistics industry.
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Consider the following: Daniel C. Fernandez, Secretary General TIACA
- The new year is off to a running start and so is TIACA as an organization. Our just finished AGM was an auspicious beginning to what promises to be a busy and productive year for us.
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Trustee Spotlight
- BAA Lynton, PLC, Keith Chappell, Associate Director
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Trustee Spotlight
- Calgary International Airport, Stephan Poirier, Director, Air Cargo &
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"Members' Only" Online Benefits
- Two easy steps to gain “Members’ Only” online access
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2003 AGM and Executive Air Cargo Conference at Reims, France - Un Succès Fou!
- More than 200 executives of the air cargo industry and their spouses attended The International Air Cargo Association’s (TIACA) Annual General Meeting and Air Cargo Executive Conference held in Reims, France February 23-25, 2003.
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Calendar of Industry Events
- Industry Events
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Asia Pacific Round-Up
- Despite the growing prospect of war in the Middle East, Asia's air cargo industry is poised for strong growth in 2003 driven by the booming China market, the ongoing trend of shifting more high-value goods by air and increasing region-wide investment in aviation services.
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World's Airports Posted Mixed Financial Results in 2001
- Cargo bouncing back, may foreshadow air transport recovery
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The Ailing-Logistics of the Perishables Supply Chain
- There is nothing logical about the way 7.4 billion pounds of flowers, fish and other perishables ship from producers to consumers across the globe.
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French Ministry of Transport Official Welcome -- TIACA Members to Reims
- Jean-Claude Jouffroy, Chief of Staff for the French Ministry of Transport, told nearly 200 TIACA members gathered in Reims, France that the French government intends to liberalize traffic rights in order to foster development in the air cargo sector.
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