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Russian Heavyweights Polet Cargo Airlines
have completed yet another successful peace-keeping mission.
Polet’s fleet of Antonov 124’s airlifted a cargo
of specialised equipment from Jakarta to Entebbe on behalf
of the Indonesian peace-keeping contingent. The operation
was completed in seven successful flights and the 615tons
of cargo included excavators, water purification plants,
cranes, bulldozers, and trucks.
Alexey Ozerov, Polet’s Vice President, based in New
York, commented that ”Polet recognises the importance
of these operations and we continue to dedicate a great
deal of time, effort and expertise in support of the peace-keeping
forces and their relief operations.
We are very proud to be associated with these organisations.”
Polet’s successful completion of this latest seven
flight consignment continues to show the close relationship
with the peace-keeping forces that has grown over the many
years of working together.
Polet has its headquarters in Voronezh Russia and has built
up many years of experience in the transportation of outsize
and extra heavy equipment on behalf of peace-keeping forces
around the world. Polet also has offices in The Empire State
building New York and Limassol Cyprus.
A recognised world leader and heavyweight champion in the
transportation of outsize and extra heavy cargo has seen
Polet’s fleet of Antonov 124 aircraft continually
in demand around the world.
Polet’s ongoing commitment to support all of its customers
with the service they expect and deserve will be greatly
enhanced with the introduction of a new Antonov 124 to the
fleet early next year.
Date:- October 2003
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