air-charter-service-acs

Air Charter Service makes no bones about dinosaur move

Air Charter Service’s Time Critical division moved three tons of Triceratops bones from Denver to Abu Dhabi for the opening of a new natural history museum late last year. The broker received a call from a customer looking for an all-in-one solution to transport the fossils and quickly got to work to find the best flight. The crated exhibit flew on two separate flights to Abu Dhabi, one via Chicago ... [+]

Snooki the sea turtle takes to the air with a little help from ACS

Air Charter Service was called on a wildlife rescue centre in North Carolina to get an injured creature to her new home. Snooki the sea turtle sustained a spinal injury several years ago, limiting her mobility and ruling out of a return to the wild. The rescue centre in North ... [+]

ACS’ flying Ark mounts animal rescue mission

Air Charter Service has chartered a Boeing B747 to fly animals from Thailand to their new home at a wildlife rescue center in eastern India.The broker received a call from our client to transport a variety of animals from Bangkok to Ahmedabad, to a sanctuary hosting thousands of similar animals ... [+]

Air charterers step up to the mark for Jamaica

The air charter industry has stepped up to deliver relief to Jamaica following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, with Air Charter Service alone arranging charters carrying more than 200 tons of aid, says the broker.ACS director for government and humanitarian services Ben Dinsdale said that with warning that Melissa ... [+]

ACS opens first Saudi office

Air Charter Service has opened its first office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in the capital, Riyadh. Chief executive of ACS Middle East, Elie Hanna, commented that along with private jets, its cargo teams were well-versed in assisting with the logistical challenges of construction projects, as well as other ... [+]

ACS promotes two in new-look time critical team

Air Charter Service has made two promotions as part of a restructure of its Time Critical division.Robert Alleman moves to the position of group chief executive officer of ACS Time Critical and in his new will be responsible for the global development of on-board courier and next flight out services.Andreas ... [+]

ACS scents opportunities in Cologne

Air Charter Service has opened a new office in Cologne, Germany its fourth in the country.Complementing its charter operations in Frankfurt and Munich, and its ACS Time Critical headquarters, also in Frankfurt, the office will be headed by Melanie Hentschel, who joined ACS more than three years ago, bringing a ... [+]

ACS flies aid to earthquake zone

Air Charter Service (ACS) arranged charters to Myanmar and Thailand over the weekend of 29/30 April following the earthquake that hit Myanmar on Friday 28 April. Several flights have already delivered aid to Yangon and Bangkok in Thailand.The epicentre of the earthquake, measuring 7.7 on the Richter Scale, was less ... [+]

Air Charter Service opens in Montreal

Air Charter Service has opened its doors in Montreal, Quebec, its second office in Canada and 36th worldwide. The broker already has an operation in Toronto. The Montreal office will be headed by Adila Djerrar, who joined ACS more than three years ago. Chief executive of ACS Canada, Gary Hopkins, commented: ... [+]

ACS fundraising hits new heights

Air Charter Service offices worldwide raised more than $200,000 for a variety of charities around the globe - the most the UK-based broker has ever managed in one year. The cash came through an array of challenges, volunteering, raffles and more including 5km races, half and full marathons, the UK ... [+]

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