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August 2022

JAS offices across the world recently had an opportunity to come together to help a customer with an oversized and time sensitive shipment.
August 3, 2022
Industries

JAS offices across the world recently had an opportunity to come together to help a customer with an oversized and time-sensitive shipment. In this case, the customer, an automotive manufacturer, needed production line machinery moved from Germany to Texas, United States.

The shipment included 11 pieces which weighed 5.1 tons and measured over 30 CBM. Although some pieces were oversized, the team was able to create a tailor-made solution using JAS's Blue World Atlantic services.

The JAS MFE (Southwest) Team and our Trade Lane Manager, joined forces with colleagues in Germany to orchestrate this time-sensitive project.

JAS Bad Waldsee, the origin office, successfully picked up the cargo on July 26 in Dornstadt, Germany. This facility does not allow closed containers to be loaded as it does not have dock doors. Therefore, an open truck was used to transfer the cargo to the Frankfurt Airport (FRA). There the Gateway Team was prepared to receive the cargo, which departed on July 28 via the JAS Blue World Atlantic Air Charter Program. The shipment arrived the next day in Chicago, Illinois (ORD), where the United States Gateway Team coordinated with the JAS McAllen Branch (Texas, United States) to receive the shipment over the weekend. This close collaboration made it possible for the needed equipment to arrive at the end customer's facility in Texas on August 1, a day earlier than required.

Alfonso Ortiz, Business Development Manager, said of the shipment, "We are happy to have been able to find a solution for our customer and to have safely and successfully delivered the cargo ahead of schedule."

Our people really do make the difference!

JAS’s LCL direct consolidated container services help customers keep their supply chains moving even when they are tight on time or do not have enough cargo to fill a full-container-load.
August 8, 2022
EMEA

Needing to keep your supply chain moving but tight on time or don’t have enough cargo to fill a full-container-load?

LCL (less-than-container-load) service is the answer.

“Our LCL services are designed first and foremost with customers in mind. They can support the most immediate needs of our customers who are working on tight timelines or do not need the capacity or cost of a full container load.” said Stefano Castellazzi, Vice President - Sales & Marketing, Italy.

Other advantages of JAS’s LCL Direct Consolidated Container Services Include:

  • Priority boarding
  • Weekly departures
  • Dedicated Customer Service
  • Service under Blue World Line, JAS’s own NVOCC

Now through September, we are offering reduced rates on our services from Genoa, Italy (GOI) to Singapore (SIN), Hong Kong (HKG), Shanghai (SHA), and Busan (PUS).

Secure your space by contacting your local sales representative or emailing IT-Tradelane@jas.com.

The airplane engine is placed on a cargo plane at Charles De Gaulle Airport (CDG) in Paris, France.
August 10, 2022
Americas

The JAS Chile and JAS France teams recently completed the secure transport of an aircraft engine from France to Santiago, Chile.

Moving the engine was a complex operation due to its size and weight. However, the JAS Chile was able to meet every challenge it faced to guarantee the engine’s safe passage. The aircraft engine weighs 5,955 kilograms and measures 430x257x265/185x155x55 cm.

The engine was picked up and placed on a truck on July 26th. From there, it was transported to Charles De Gaulle Airport (CDG) in Paris, France for customs clearance and documentation. There, the engine sat in the carriers’ warehouse from July 26- July 30 where it awaited further transport. On July 30, the engine was placed on a cargo flight from Charles De Gaulle Airport to Amsterdam Schiphol International Airport (AMS). From there, the engine completed its final leg of the journey traveling to Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) in Santiago, Chile where it safely arrived mid-day.

About JAS Chile

JAS Chile, headquartered in Santiago, is proud to have served the local market for over 25 years. Our people are intimately familiar with the process of efficiently moving cargo throughout the world. We are hereto help you navigate the logistical maze of carrier relationships, customs, risk management, and regulatory challenges, along with the hundreds of other issues that companies face when seeking to move goods by air, sea, or land.

As many shippers within the European countries look for innovative and sustainable transport options for moving goods, short sea shipping can be a practical option.
August 15, 2022
EMEA

Did you know that shipping by shortsea can reduce your overall carbon footprint by as much 80% when compared to traditional road freight?

For those who traditionally use only road freight to move goods across long distances such as between South of Europe and The Nordics and Baltics, short sea shipping can be an innovative and sustainable transport option that can help reduce a shippers overall environmental impact.

With one feeder vessel carrying the equivalent of 500 truckloads of goods, short sea shipping provides great savings in both in terms of cost and CO2 emissions. Furthermore, it can reduce pressure on heavily congested roads helping mitigate issues associated with the truck driver shortage and increasing fuel rates.

With one organization managing all European transport solutions customers have access to one single point of contact designated to managing your flows regardless of transport mode. This opens up a range of alternatives on the same trade lane allowing for tailor-made solutions that best fit your needs.

Our team members are here to help you navigate the maze of different options and provide professional insights, while helping you implement and manage the transport solutions once a decision is taken.

For more information, reach out to your local sales representative to discuss solutions.

Pictured from left to right: Mr. Leonardo Baldi, JAS Italy CEO; Mr. Maurizio Pedrinazzi, Airfreight Director; Mr. Biagio Bruni JAS Chairman & Founder, and Mr. Franco Pinzani, Ocean Freight Director. (Photo by FERRARI Maranello Museum).
September 6, 2022
EMEA

After two years of social distancing imposed by the pandemic, Mr. Leonardo Baldi, JAS Italy CEO, organized the 2022 Annual Mid-Year Management Meeting.

At this meeting, the JAS Italy Management Team was provided with further results and directions, along with highly detailed market updates, thanks to the incredible participation of our Airline and Steam Ship Line Partners.

During the meeting the team also celebrated the retirement of JAS Italy colleagues: Franco Pinzani (Ocean Freight Director) and Maurizio Pedrinazzi (Airfreight Director). Together with two very special guests Mr. Biagio Bruni, JAS Chairman & Founder, and Mr. Graeme Robinson, EVP Operations of JAS Worldwide, we all congratulated with them on this important milestone.

Such a special occasion required a prestigious location. The FERRARI Maranello Museum was selected not only because of its beautiful location, but because it exemplifies the spirit and message given from Mr. Baldi to the entire management team: “Teamwork and continued improvement to achieve our goals.”