AIR CARGO INSANITY: Statistics

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» 02/2002 Air Cargo World: Revised Cargo Traffic Statistics/Graphs
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U.S. Civil Aviation Statistics for Year 2000 Show Decrease in Accidents but Increase in Fatalities (NTSB)
These statistics show how much air cargo is now being loaded onto commercial airliners. We must make sure cargo is loaded properly for now it also affects many more people than an air cargo plane. Unfortunately, people do not realize how much air cargo is flown every day. This phase of aviation must be taken more seriously; people's lives depend on it! Please make yourselves heard about the air cargo industry. Write your congressmen and representatives; let your voices be heard for the air cargo industry. We need your help!
- Air Cargo World, March 2001
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- Logistics Management, April 2000
The No Phase-Out Decision - Traffic World, Jan. 2001
The American public does not realize that the air cargo industry uses the oldest planes, which are converted commercial airliners and used much longer in terms of years, not cycle time. There is no agreement as to how to phase out the older aircraft that don't meet the new standards. This is a noise pollutant added to already busy and noisy airports.
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Is Anybody Looking?
This article is relevant to the cause of Fine Air's crash. Please read and know about the air freight handling problems..
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