Betekenis van:
airfreight

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Consignments of fishery products entering the Community by airfreight
2. The difference of 40 employees could be easily offset by increased camera surveillance without security at the airfreight centre being impaired.
3. This management training follows on from that other training and does not seem indispensable to the smooth operation of the airfreight centre.
4. Sections 8 and 9 of the German air safety law (Luftsicherheitsgesetz) require the airport operator and airfreight operators to train their security personnel and any other employees.
5. As regards Security Agents, Germany also explains that the DHL airfreight centre could operate smoothly with only 70 instead of 110 employees, as notified initially.
6. The investments at Leipzig Airport comply with the infrastructural requirements of the airfreight industry in reference to dimension, modernity and possibilities of further expansion.
7. DHL has built a new air logistics centre for delivery and airfreight in Leipzig-Halle, Germany, which was expected to become operational by the end of October 2007.
8. DHL Hub will provide ground handling services for the airfreight operation, whereas DHL EAT will be responsible for inspections of the DHL air fleet.
9. The delivery and airfreight centre is operated by the two beneficiary companies, DHL Hub Leipzig GmbH (DHL Hub) and European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH (DHL EAT), which are wholly owned by Deutsche Post AG through other subsidiaries.
10. Trainees will be acquainted with the work processes, something which is particularly important for airfreight operations as the loading of airplanes has to follow a strict timetable, since a single mistake can cause huge delays.
11. Provision of on-the-job training required for the smooth operation of the hub. Trainees will be acquainted with the work processes, something which is particularly important for airfreight operations as the loading of airplanes has to follow a strict timetable, since a single mistake can cause huge delays.
12. In view of this, the Commission concludes that, while some of the training measures for Ramp Agents II are mandatory, others form part of the company's quality strategy, with the result that, without exception, they are all necessary for the successful operation of the airfreight centre and would be undertaken by the company in any event, even in the absence of aid.
13. In view of the observations made in recitals 87 and 88, the Commission concludes that the operations management training is not required by law and goes beyond what is necessary for the smooth operation of the DHL airfreight centre in Leipzig-Halle.
14. Accordingly, it can be concluded that all the training measures aimed at providing the 110 Security Agents with the skills necessary for the start-up of activities and successful operation of the airfreight centre would have been undertaken in any event.
15. DHL has built a new air logistics centre for delivery and airfreight in Leipzig-Halle, Germany, which was expected to become operational by the end of October 2007. The entire investment costs of this project amounted to EUR 250 million. In April 2004 DHL was granted some EUR 70 million in regional investment aid, which was approved by the Commission as State aid N 608/2003 with a maximum aid intensity of 28 %.