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FEDEX India's expansion plans

Federal Express Corporation (EedEx) has announced that it will expand its operational presence to most key commercial areas across India. These areas account for 85 percent of the total express market in the country. The company is also planning to set up 100 new retail locations and 36 new branded locations across the country. To support the expansion programme, FedEx has tied up with Prakash Airfreight Pvt Ltd for pickup and delivery services and with Jeena & Co for nationwide customs brokerage services.

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Express companies dread Indian post domination

Courier companies are worried over the impact of the proposed Indian Post Office (Amendment) Bill, 2002, on their business prospects. The proposed amendments, they fear, will monopolize express delivery of letters and documents with the Department of Posts, hitting their business.

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Leighton's fury over Postcomm 'madness'

For six months, Allan Leighton and his team at Consignia held detailed talks with Graham Corbett, the Postcomm regulator, about price rises and service improvements. Yet the gulf between what Mr Leighton wanted and what Mr Corbett would offer only emerged on Tuesday night -less than 48 hours before publication of an important document about Consignia’s future.

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AN-225 ready for the market

OUT-OF-GAUGE joint venture Air Foyle/Heavy Lift is ready to unleash the giant AN-225 freighter into the commercial market. Capable of lifting 250 tonnes, the record-breaking freighter joins its AN-124 brother in the company’s fleet.
Meanwhile, confirmation has been received from the Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) of the AN-225’s record-breaking test flight in September 2001

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CWU rages over regulator's plans

Postal unions and Post Office management warned yesterday that industry regulator Postcomm is about to plunge the service into “crisis” with a raft of “restrictive and damaging” proposals.

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