Subscribe to RSS feedDHL lifting air cargo volumes to Sydney
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Mar 17, 2005 12:00 AM
DHL will begin a daily air freighter service between Sydney and Melbourne as it ramps up throughput at its newly opened $20m Oceania hub at Sydney Airport.
A Boeing 727-200 series aircraft has been earmarked for the service, which will allow the movement of an additional 22 tonnes of freight a day between Sydney and Melbourne.
It is expected to start about June this year and will...
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