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1998
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••^^^t- WVMM AJlKlj^lJJS^SJfVSl/ Services scheduled, charter, regional, domestic, passenger Shareholders Skyport Group (100%) Alliances Ansett Australia Date operations started 4 July, 1978 Description Regional airline for the Northern Territory. History The airline began business by operating charter flights using a Cessna 400 series. Scheduled services were introduced in 1981. Employees total 43 Executives Chief executive and director Michael A Bridge Managing director - Aimorth, director of Engineering - Airnorth Regional Roger Leach State operations manager Nick Pearce Ayers Rock operations manager Scott Wright Operations manager (Darwin) Lynn Cox Operations manager - Aimorth Central Tracy van Schaik Airport services and contracts manager Phil Parkes General manager Skyport - financial controller John Mitchell Sales and marketing manager Michelle Carter Corporate marketing manager Baden Le Cornu Accounts manager Laurel Cox Fleet 1 x Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia 1 x Fairchild Metro II 2 x Fairchild Metro 23 2 x Shorts 33O200 Orders 1 x Fairchild Metro 23 • Airwork (NZ) (PST) PO Box 516, Ardmore Aerodrome, Papakura, Auckland. New Zealand Fax +64 (9) 298 7834 Tel +64 (9) 298 7202 Services charter, regional, domestic, passenger and cargo Shareholders H R Jones, Direct Capital Date established 1984 Description Offers operational and maintenance services and operates a joint venture airline AirPost, which is 50% owned by Airwork and NZ Post Employees total 120 Engineering staff 40 Aircrew staff 60 Executives Managing director HR Jones Operations director G B Barrow General manager C L Baker Commercial manager N E Caughey Instruments manager A Jupp Engineering manager (fixed wing) C Patten Avionics manager M Haywood Engineering manager (rotary wing) R Goulden Commercial manager N Caughey Fleet 3 x Fairchild Metro III 2 x Fairchild Metro 23 • All Nippon Airways [NH| (ANA) PO Box 106, Kasumigaseki Building, 3-2-5 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda+;u, 100, Tokyo, Japan www http://www.ana.co.jp SITATYOGGNH TelexANATLXAJ33670 Fax +81 (3) 3592 3069, +81 (3) 3592 3119 Tel +81 (3) 3592 3055, +81 (3) 3592 3035 Services scheduled, charter, international, domestic, passenger and cargo Shareholders Nagoya Railroad (5.09%). Kyoci Life Insurance (2.28%), Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance (2.08%), Sumitomo Trust and Banking (1.69%), Asahi Shimbun (1.69%), Dowa Fire and Marine Insurance (1.59%), Tokyo (1.4%) Alliances Air Canada, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, Comair, Delta Air Lines, Japan Airlines, US Airways Date established 27 December, 1952 Date operations started 15 December, 1953 Description Japan's largest passenger airline, with more than 50% of the domestic market, ANA also ranks as the world's ninth largest airline History Incorporated in Japan as Nippon Helicopter and Aerolane. In 1957, a merger with Far Eastern Airlines created ANA as the primary carrier of Japan's domestic market. Began scheduled international flights in 1986 Employees total 14,396 Engineering staff 3,644 Aircrew staff 1,758 Executives Chairman Takaya Sugiura Honorary chairman Tokuji Wakasa President and chief executive Kichisaburo Nomura President and chief executive Kenzo Yoshikawa Senior managing director executive office Mitsuo lijima Senior managing director finance and accounting Kazuhiko Komiya Senior managing director associated businesses development Mitsuo Ota Senior managing director computer and communications services Masahiro Kinoshita Senior managing director Eastern Japan and Tokyo Sales Office Koji Yamashita Senior managing director safety and environmental affairs Masayuki Sawada Senior managing director marketing and sales Osamu Nagahata Senior managing director international relations and airport affairs Shinji Nakajima Senior managing director and general manager Western Japan Ryogo Inoue Senior director Kenichi Kajii Senior director Yoshinori Ueyama Senior director and general manager Fukuoka sales office Yasuyuki Nishikawa Senior director and general manager Narita Airport Office Yasushi Morohashi Senior director and general manager Sapporo sales office Motohiro Higashisono Senior director engineering and maintenance environment affairs Shiro Nakamura Senior director and general manager Europe Wataru W Kubo Senior director and general manager Nagoya sales office Isamu Komatsu Senior director SeitaroTaniguchi Senior director inflight services Yoichi Kubota Senior director flight operations Manabu Ouchi Senior director and general manager Jiro Miyake Senior director Tokyo Airport Office Kinya Murayama Senior director personnel and employee relations Koichiro Ono Senior director network management Kazuhisa Shin Senior director marketing and sales Yuzuru Maki Managing director and general manager Tokyo Airport Office Kenichi Sugihara Managing director general affairs Yuzuru Masumoto Managing director personnel and employee relations, purchasing and facilities Kanji Kimura Managing director corporate planning Yoshiyuki Nakamachi Managing director engineering and maintenance Tetsuya Kubo Managing director general affairs Isao Yagi Managing director flight operations Takeshi Kawahara Director of administration Europe Takashi Koike Senior executive VP Hiroshi Sakabe Senior executive VP flight operations, engineering and maintenance, safety promotion, environment Hideo Aoki Senior executive VP markeking and sales Akira Hasegawa Fleet 21 x Airbus Industrie A32O200 5 x Boeing 747-200B 9 x Boeing 747-400 11 x Boeing 747-400D 14 x Boeing 747SR 23 x Boeing 767-200 7 x Boeing 767-300ER 32 x Boeing 767-300 9 x Boeing 777-200 Orders 7 x Airbus Industrie A321-100 5 x Airbus Industrie A34O300 3 x Boeing 747-400 lx Boeing 767-300ER 9 x Boeing 777-200 11 x Boeing 777-300 Destinations Miyazaki, London Heathrow, Kumamoto, Vienna, Komatsu, Tokyo, Toyama, Kagoshima, Oita, Hiroshima, Okinawa, Okayama, Tokyo, Honolulu, Asahikawa, Bangkok, Tottori, Brisbane, Mumbai, Washington, Hakodate, Aomori, Los Angeles. Frankfurt, Osaka, Ube, Osaka, Kushiro, Paris CDG. Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta, New York Kennedy, Hong Kong, Sapporo, Yangon, Beijing, Akita, Delhi, Sendai, Seoul, Dalian, Shanghai, Fukushima, DenpasarBali. Shonai, Moscow, Kochi, Sydney, Yamagata, Takamatsu, Qingdao, Memambetsu, Rome Fiumicino, Wakkanai, Fukuoka, Niigata, Milan, Tokushima, Matsuyama, Guam, Nagoya, Nagasaki Maintenance services All Nippon Airways Speciality Airframes engines Licensed airframe engineers 1,403 Licensed engine engineers 51 Licensed avionics engineers 20 National approvals FAA Widebody spaces 16 Narrowbody spaces 6 Checks C D Additional services modifications paintshop • Alliance [Y2] Impala House, 13 Kimathi Ave, PO Box 2128, Kampala, Ouganda, Uganda SITA KLATOSA Fax +256 (41) 244 535, +256 (41) 251681 Tel +256 (41) 244 015, +256 (41) 244 Oil Services scheduled, international, regional, passenger and cargo Parent organisation Air Tanzania (10.0%) Parent organisation South African Airways (40%) Parent organisation Uganda Airlines (10.0%) Subsidiaries Alliance Express, Rwandair Shareholders Tanzanian and Ugandan Government's (30%) Alliances South African Airways Date established 20 December, 1994 Date operations started 1 July, 1995 Description Trading as Alliance, this multinational carrier started international services in July 1995 with extensive support from South African Airways. It offers regular services to Mumbai and London Gatwick from Africa. History A joint venture, long haul carrier, between South African Airways, the Governments of Uganda and Tanzania, and their national airlines. Tanzanian Government and Ugandan Government hold 30% of trust pending full privatisation. Employees total 80 Aircrew staff 60 Executives Chairman Adrian Sibo Managing director Christo Roodt Marketing manager Deo Nshunju Fleet 1 x Boeing 747SP Destinations London Heathrow, Dar es Salaam. Kilimanjaro, Entebbe/Kampala 50 FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL 1 - 7 April 1998
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