Tag: France

FedEx buys smaller freighters

FedEx Express announced Monday that it is buying eight regional aircraft from Continental Airlines for use in its domestic network.

FedEx will take delivery of the French-built ATR 42-320s between Jan. 27 and the end of February for an undisclosed purchase price.

The aircraft will have a maximum payload of 12,000 pounds after they are converted to all-cargo configuration. FedEx Express, a unit of FedEx Corp., did not say when or where the small passenger jets will be converted to freighters or how long that process will take.

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La Poste to offer workers internet access service

La Poste, state-owned company, is set to offer an Internet access service to its own employees which is seen as a step towards the company’s possible launch of a mass-market Internet access service. La Poste’s Internet involvement includes online banking, service quality certifications and E-mail marketing application services. Its Internet-based turnover reached Euro60 mil in 2001. The company has also installed around 1k Cyberposte Internet kiosks in its post office network. It currently provides E-mail management for over 1.7 mil E-mail addresses.

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DPD & Fedex to move into German domestic market

Parcel delivery firm, Deutscher Paketdienst (DPD) is to team up with FedEx to move into the international arena and take on Deutsche Post in the German Domestic Market.
DPD, a subsidiary of France’s La Poste is the second largest delivery service provider in Germany after Deutsche Post and through its collaboration with FedEx will now compete in the express deliveries sector.

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La Poste readying itself for competition

French national postal service La Poste is readying itself for increased competition this January, when mail weighing more than 100g, or three times the standard letter weight, will be deregulated within the EU. This is a further step towards deregulation for mail weighing more than 50g, which will come into effect in January 2006. Jean-Paul Bailly, La Poste’s new chairman, has unveiled ambitious plans for the period 2003-2007. However, these cannot go ahead until a new contract has been negotiated with the government, which will probably involve streamlining some of the group’s activities.

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La Poste France plans test of portal services

La Poste is preparing to launch a large scale public test of its portal services, which are currently being tested in house. The company does not expect to launch commercial services until around mid-2003, and has not even decided on a name for the offering yet. The portal will bring a wide range of La Poste services, currently available via a range of different sites, onto a single portal.

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