Volga-Dnepr pitches in to rebuild Honda assembly plant after Thai floods
2012 04 03
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RUSSIA's Volga-Dnepr Airlines has transported 200 tonnes shipment of industrial equipment in three AN-124-100 cargo flights from Japan to the Thai capital of Bangkok on behalf of Honda Logistics.
The flights each carried a payload of between 60-70 tonnes, operated from Nagoya and Osaka airports in Japan to the Thai capital to help with the reconstruction of Honda's assembly facilities after they were severely damaged in floods at the end of 2011 which claimed more than 500 lives and flooded large parts of the capital.
"As always, we were able to ensure we met the customer's requirements for safe and on-time deliveries to the destination thanks to the detailed work carried out by our technical team. It took 13 hours to place the equipment inside the aircraft on each of the first two flights and six hours for the third flight," said Tak Konita, Volga-Dnepr's representative in Japan.
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