Headway Co. Ltd. sponsors tennis tournament

HEADWAY CO. LTD based in Ho Chi Minh was Platinum Sponsor for the ’12th Vietnam Shipping Line and Airline Tennis Tournament’ which took place on September 26th 2015

“Sponsorships like this one ensure that we maintain close relationships with local shipping lines and airlines as well as creating more business opportunities. As our partnerships grow and strengthen, so our daily operations rung more smoothly – we will certainly be taking more such opportunities in the future,” said Felix Nguyen, Sales and Agency Director.

Established in 2003, HEADWAY CO. LTD has become a reliable partner for many exporters as well as forwarding agents all over the world. Their motto, “Value Added Transport,” shows their working spirit clearly. They always try to add extra value into every phase of the transportation chain.

We invite members with shipments in Ho Chi Minh to get in touch with the team.

LoadLine moves aircraft engine CFM56-7B

LoadLine, a member of The COOP in Casablanca, is no stranger to making AOG shipments and is regularly the go-to forwarder for highly sensitive shipments. It’s most recent such shipment was a CFM56-7B aircraft engine from Casablanca to Istanbul

The CFM56-7B is no regular engine, it is the exclusive engine for the Boeing Next-Generation single-aisle airliner (737-600/-700/-800/-900/-900ER/ BBJ) and military customers around the world are taking advantage of the benefits of CFM56-7B-powered 737 military variants: the C-40 Clipper military transport, the P-8 Poseidon anti-submarine aircraft, and the Boeing 737 AEW&C reconnaissance aircraft.

The engine was loaded onto a Turkish Airline freighter A330-200F operating from Casablanca to Istanbul. This operation was completed successfully with the engine being received on time and in good order at destination.

We invite members with shipments in Casablanca to get in touch with the team. 

BGI Worldwide Logistics ships a Hollywood legend

BGI WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS, a member of The COOP in Los Angeles, recently completed a the shipping of some rather unusual oversized cargo – a giant Marilyn Monroe sculpture to be installed in a Marilyn Monroe-themed shopping mall. 

The sculpture, along with 2 large toolboxes for the assembly and installation, was shipped in four sections- 1 x 20′ flat rack and 1 x 40′ Open Top. The sculpture successfully made it to Dalian despite copious amounts of bureaucracy at Chinese customs.

“The toolboxes were a challenge for Chinese customs; the boxes contained both non-consumables which would be returned after installation (power tools, hand tools, chains, straps, etc.) and consumables (sand-paper, latex gloves, paint, etc.) which wouldn’t. A lot of documentation and clarification was needed for Chinese customs to allow these items through,” said Charlie Turville.

The team’s patience and due diligence in the customs process ensured a successful outcome.

We invite members with shipments in Los Angeles to get in touch with the team.