UPS outsources flying to China

[CA1900]

Nevermind... this is a raw deal.

 

[PBRstreetgang]

This is clearly George Bush's fault.

Glad you are finally seeing the truth, G.W.B., and Frank Lorenzo, the dream team of airline mgmt. C.E.O's everywhere.
PBR

 

[Metro752]

And we've killed how many at FedEx???? That's right ZERO.

I seen a movie where a FedEx plane crashed, and everyone died but Tom Hanks.

 

[CA1900]

I seen a movie where a FedEx plane crashed, and everyone died but Tom Hanks.

I just watched a (terrible) movie where a volcano erupted in Los Angeles. Amazing how well they've cleaned the city up since then...

 

[klhoard]

Yeah, and they deviated 1000 miles off course for weather without telling anyone. Same as on the TV show "Lost". . . .

Must have been one heckuva thunderstorm!!

 

[Ted Striker]

If you are going to be a pilot for UPS and have a career there, you might want to take some time and learn about the business end of the equation.

You are such an a$$, at least you never dissapoint. If you are going to be an actual commercial pilot, you might want to take some time and learn about the business end of the equation. These guys are getting backdoored. How would you know unless you are familiar with their PWA? Beat it, you Lorenzo suck up.

 

[Publishers]

The question is, who pays China, Dell or UPS logistics. At Evergreen we did one of these for a San Fran computer company and they paid the tarriff not the forwarder and they were the charterer.

The first poster contained no details although no matter what--in this part of the world, politics are the point. This all is going to be related to Menlo and their forward operation. If you want to be in the forwarding business, then you have a particular role to play.

If they cannot keep those worlds separate, they probably should get out. UPS moves much less by air than does the Fedex although I really do not have the numbers anymore since they came up with the three versions of Fedex.

While the success of Fedex might have been the result of aircraft, the success of UPS was a big brown truck with no manufacterer symbol on it.

 

[BIGBROWNDC8]

Posted by 'Publisher"...

"While the success of Fedex might have been the result of aircraft, the success of UPS was a big brown truck with no manufacterer symbol on it."

"If you are going to be a pilot for UPS and have a career there, you might want to take some time and learn about the business end of the equation."

Publisher,
You need to do your homework... Critical mistake regarding the trucks here at UPS. If your going to act like you know everything about this company, the first thing you should know is we dont have trucks. I let you figure out what we have, if you can...

BBDC8

 

[flybrowntails]

nice!

fbt

(doesn't dale want to drive the what-cha-ma-call-it...)

 

[LarryinTN]

Same as on the TV show "Lost". . . .

Yeah, and on Lost the lose the entire empenage yet 40-something people survive?

 

[BIGBROWNDC8]

Or did they??? Hummmm

 

[klhoard]

Lost. .

Yeah, and on Lost the lose the entire empenage yet 40-something people survive?

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Are you trying to tell me you can't fly an airplane that has lost it's tail??
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[LarryinTN]

Well... They do tend to have a pronounced tendancy to pitch down. WAY down!