Tag: Germany

Deutsche Post to use UK Royal Mail network

Posted by | Apr 4, 2004 | |

Deutsche Post, the German mail delivery company, has moved further into the UK business market by agreeing terms to use Royal Mail’s delivery network. The move breaks months of deadlock and avoids the need for Postcomm, the postal regulator, to step in to set a price. Terms of the agreement, expected to be approved formally by the Royal Mail board early this month, are the same as those announced in February between the Royal Mail and the UK Mail arm of Business Post, its private sector rival. Royal Mail will deliver post collected and sorted by Deutsche Post. The German company will pay 13p for letters fully sorted by one of Royal Mail’s 1,450 delivery offices and 13.375p if items are only sorted by postcode.

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UPS Asia Pacific Region Fact Sheet

Posted by | Mar 31, 2004 | |

FOUNDED August 28, 1907, in Seattle, Wash., USA
ESTABLISHED IN ASIA PACIFIC 1988
WORLD HEADQUARTERS Atlanta, Ga., USA
ASIA PACIFIC HEADQUARTERS Singapore
UPS ASIA PACIFIC PRESIDENT Ken Torok
WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS www.ups.com
GLOBAL VOLUME & REVENUE

2003 REVENUE US$33.5 billion

2003 DELIVERY VOLUME 3.4 billion packages and documents

DAILY DELIVERY VOLUME 13.6 million packages and documents

DAILY INTERNATIONAL VOLUME 1.3 million packages and documents
ASIA PACIFIC AREAS SERVED More than 40 countries and territories
ASIA PACIFIC POINTS OF ACCESS More than 1,913 (UPS Centers, express centers, authorized shipping outlets)
EMPLOYEES More than 4,600 in Asia Pacific; 357,000 worldwide

ASIA PACIFIC DELIVERY FLEET More than 1,000 vehicles (package vans, trucks and motorcycles)
DAILY FLIGHT SEGMENTS

INTRA-ASIA PACIFIC 133

INTERNATIONAL 69
AIRPORTS SERVED

INTRA-ASIA PACIFIC 14

INTERNATIONAL 9
ASIA PACIFIC AIR HUBS Taipei, Taiwan; Hong Kong; Singapore; Pampanga, Philippines
BROKERAGE OPERATIONS 6

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DHL and Lufthansa Cargo launch 5 new international routes

Posted by | Mar 30, 2004 | |

DHL and Lufthansa Cargo have begun operations on five new international routes; and DHL has increased capacity on its Hong Kong-Taipei service.

The new international routes, operated by Lufthansa Cargo MD11 freighters, will offer more intercontinental flights between Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the US, with faster transit times.

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