Sentence examples for cargo divisions from inspiring English sources

That would hit airlines disproportionately hard, since their overall businesses are, by and large, so much bigger than their cargo divisions.

The air freight industry, worth some $50 billion last year, remains a mix of large, cargo-only companies (such as the parcel firms), smaller specialist operators and passenger airlines that operate cargo divisions.

Tenants include a priority mail operation of the Postal Service, the air cargo division of Lufthansa and a fresh-flower e-commerce company.

His mother is a manager in the cargo division of Air China at John F. Kennedy Airport, and his father retired as a carpenter at Queens Hospital Center in Jamaica.

David R. Brooks, president of American Airlines's cargo division, said the airline had presented a proposal to the Transport Workers Union that would outsource much of the cargo operations by the fall.

Andy Kirschner, director of North American sales for Delta's cargo division, said Delta was the world's largest carrier for both passengers and human remains, moving about 25,000 bodies a year.

Former commercial airline pilot Alex Hidveghy who worked for several years as a contract pilot for the cargo division of Malaysian airlines told BBC News the "black box data would last 30 days on the ocean floor".

It controls and operates a cargo division, Vietnam Airlines Cargo.

The first delivery was subsequently made to the Etihad Airways cargo division, Etihad Cargo, in July 2010.

The airline cargo division was awarded The African Cargo Airline of the Year in early 2011.

In the fiscal year ended 31 March 2009, the Cargo division carried 500,779 tonnes of freight domestically and 627,213 tonnes of freight internationally.