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Air Transport World Names Korean Air 2021 Airline of the Year
Aviation Week NetworkJune 28, 2021 GMT
WASHINGTON, June 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Aviation Week Network’s
ATW Airline of the Year.
The Award will be presented to Korean Air as the top honor among the 47th annual ATW Airline Industry Achievement Awards at a prestigious, in-person gala dinner on October 5th in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Seoul-based Korean Air, a SkyTeam global alliance founding airline, was selected by an independent board of
ATW and Aviation Week Network editors and analysts. In making their decision, they cited the company’s excellent leadership, its ability to remain operationally profitable every quarter in 2020 through the industry’s worst-ever crisis, a strong commitment to health safety, the environment and community support endeavors, customer service excellence that earned Ko
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First-quarter cargo theft levels similar to same period a year ago
California, Texas and Florida saw the most cargo theft activity in the first quarter of 2021, according to theft recording firm CargoNet.
Cargo theft recording firm CargoNet is reporting similar levels of theft activity for the first quarter of 2021 as the same period of 2020. The firm says reports of industry-related fraud schemes increased, while outright theft of trucking vehicles or cargo decreased slightly.
CargoNet recorded 289 thefts or attempted thefts in the first quarter of 2021, which is a decrease from the same period in 2020. The firm says the decrease was “mostly felt in fewer theft schemes targeting truckload copper shippers in Illinois, trailer burglaries in Illinois, Pennsylvania and Georgia, and fewer full-truckload thefts in Pennsylvania.” The average value per theft was $142,574, the firm adds.