Express Net

[swhenry1]

I am currently looking for a friend of mine that is at Express net a cargo company out of FLL. Do anyone knows their address and Business Phone number or Web Site.

 

[flx757]

Website:

www.ena.aero

 

[AJWick]

this is their web site. Has the address and phone numbers needed.

http://www.ena.aero

good luck

 

[bluejet]

Express Net is the "new name" of the latest Transcontinental Airlines. They are based in Ann Arbor MI. and in Fort Myers FL.
Good Luck

 

[General Lee]

I have seen some of their A300's and 727's in that "Express Net" Livery. Can somebody fill me in about them? I took off out of DFW a couple months ago and follwed one eastbound, and asked him where he was going and he stated, "Puerto Rico." Interesting. If anyone has any info I'd like to hear about them.

Bye Bye--General Lee

 

[metrodriver]

Must have been my friend flying that plane. Most of their ops are for Emery, and they do some horse (yes, the 4 legged ones) flying in 727's. I don't know if the 72's are also flying emery. I think they will not turn down a charter either, so depending on time of day that flight could have gone to Puerto Rico. They are not hiring, and the cp doesn't like phone calls very much, just a little warning.

Swhenry, if you're friend is already with them, why don't you ask him instead of the board for the information? I think he would have the inside scoop for you.

 

[Juan Tugo]

General Lee,

This is my first post, so let's give this a shot...
I saw your inquiry about the express net planes out @ DFW. The plane you were following was probably a Tradewinds A300 on it's way to Aguadilla. The e.net planes usually come in from either Memphis (interesting) or Dayton at about 8 in the morning and then go back at about 10pm...hope this helps.

 

[General Lee]

Juan Tugo,

I like the name. Anyways, you are right, it was Tradewinds. I think they were going to Aguadilla, and somebody told me that was for LEE Jeans---taking material down there to assemble the jeans. Thanks for your answer.

Bye Bye--General Lee