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Regional Israeli carrier C.A.L. Cargo Airlines joined Cargo 2000, the International Air Transport Association’s initiative, to implement a quality management system for the worldwide air cargo industry and air cargo carriers.
Founded in 1976, C.A.L. is privately owned by the Nir Shitufi agricultural cooperative that represents Israeli collective communities and settlements. The airline carries approximately 75,000 tons of air cargo annually on its two 747-200F aircrafts, which operate scheduled services seven times a week from Tel Aviv to Liège, Belgium, and a twice-weekly trans-Atlantic route from Liège to New York.
"Our goal as a company is to consistently improve. We have decided to implement the Cargo 2000 quality management system to improve our processes and information flow, and to emphasize our commitment to the highest possible levels of customer service,” said Isaac Tobaly, president of C.A.L.
"Our membership already includes some 30 of the world‘s largest cargo carriers. However, it offers just as many quality improvement and cost benefits to regional operators like C.A.L.,” said Lothar Moehle, regional director EMEA for Cargo 2000. “Cargo 2000 works for any business in the air cargo supply chain that believes in the value of quality and that is prepared to make a commitment to implementing our quality management system."
Cargo 2000 brings together some 60 major airlines, freight forwarders, GHA‘s, trucking companies and IT providers.
23/08/2009Founded in 1976, C.A.L. is privately owned by the Nir Shitufi agricultural cooperative that represents Israeli collective communities and settlements. The airline carries approximately 75,000 tons of air cargo annually on its two 747-200F aircrafts, which operate scheduled services seven times a week from Tel Aviv to Liège, Belgium, and a twice-weekly trans-Atlantic route from Liège to New York.
"Our goal as a company is to consistently improve. We have decided to implement the Cargo 2000 quality management system to improve our processes and information flow, and to emphasize our commitment to the highest possible levels of customer service,” said Isaac Tobaly, president of C.A.L.
"Our membership already includes some 30 of the world‘s largest cargo carriers. However, it offers just as many quality improvement and cost benefits to regional operators like C.A.L.,” said Lothar Moehle, regional director EMEA for Cargo 2000. “Cargo 2000 works for any business in the air cargo supply chain that believes in the value of quality and that is prepared to make a commitment to implementing our quality management system."
Cargo 2000 brings together some 60 major airlines, freight forwarders, GHA‘s, trucking companies and IT providers.
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