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AIT Worldwide Logistics acquires European life sciences specialist Mach II Shipping Ltd

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Monday, December 4, 2023
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AIT Worldwide Logistics, a global supply chain solutions leader, has acquired Mach II Shipping Ltd, a U.K.-based freight forwarder specializing in worldwide distribution of pharmaceuticals and related products.

Key Points: 
  • AIT Worldwide Logistics, a global supply chain solutions leader, has acquired Mach II Shipping Ltd, a U.K.-based freight forwarder specializing in worldwide distribution of pharmaceuticals and related products.
  • The deal includes a subsidiary in the Netherlands in addition to a global network of life sciences partners.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20231204606803/en/
    Ultra-low temperature freezer farm units at Mach 2 Pharmafreight's Netherlands facility.
  • Terms of AIT’s acquisition of Mach II Shipping Ltd have not been disclosed.

Speed saviours - Artemis Aerospace discusses whether aviation is ready for a new era of supersonic travel

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Monday, October 17, 2022
Air travel, Mach 2, Aircraft, Air France Flight 4590, Human, Research, Scholl, Mach, Industry, Heathrow Airport, Burn, Overture, Hunger, Crash, Maintenance, Sound, Concorde, Travel, Aviation, Virgin Atlantic, Airbus, Air France, Airline, British Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines

WISTON, England, Oct. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- When the iconic Concorde landed for the last time at Heathrow Airport in October 2003, the supersonic air travel age had seemingly come to an end.

Key Points: 
  • Until that point, Concorde had enjoyed an unblemished safety record and was considered among the world's safest aircraft.
  • A spate of start-ups with varying degrees of ambition were hoping to realise a new era for supersonic air travel.
  • In the course of planning his start-up, Scholl's research revealed that operational costs were the key to successfully restoring supersonic air travel.
  • Until then, those hoping for a return to the romance of supersonic travel remain undeterred.

Speed saviours - Artemis Aerospace discusses whether aviation is ready for a new era of supersonic travel

Retrieved on: 
Monday, October 17, 2022
Air travel, Mach 2, Aircraft, Air France Flight 4590, Human, Research, Scholl, Mach, Industry, Heathrow Airport, Burn, Overture, Hunger, Crash, Maintenance, Sound, Concorde, Travel, Aviation, Virgin Atlantic, Airbus, Air France, Airline, British Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines

WISTON, England, Oct. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- When the iconic Concorde landed for the last time at Heathrow Airport in October 2003, the supersonic air travel age had seemingly come to an end.

Key Points: 
  • Until that point, Concorde had enjoyed an unblemished safety record and was considered among the world's safest aircraft.
  • A spate of start-ups with varying degrees of ambition were hoping to realise a new era for supersonic air travel.
  • In the course of planning his start-up, Scholl's research revealed that operational costs were the key to successfully restoring supersonic air travel.
  • Until then, those hoping for a return to the romance of supersonic travel remain undeterred.