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v.2.4.2 How We Started
Amerijet started operations in 1974. The How We company started with one leased aircraft providing small cargo and passenger flights between the USA and The Bahamas. Started By 1978, Amerijet was flying overnight cou- rier routes operating a fleet of Falcon 20. In 1987, Amerijet opened its hub at the Miami International Airport, marking the foun- dation of what would grow to become the heart of its international presence. Who We Are Today
International Airport, has Who We Are Today over 360,000 square-foot (33,500sq. meter) import/ With more than 45 years for customers shipping export facility and 40,000 of experience in the cargo time-sensitive, valuable, square-foot (3,700sq. meter) industry, Amerijet operates hazardous materials, perishable handling center its own dedicated freighter temperature controlled and providing refrigerated, fleet of B767 aircraft from other commodity types. frozen and chilled storage its primary hub at the Miami Within the United States to maintain the cold chain International Airport to and Canada Amerijet integrity of pharmaceuticals destinations throughout the provides full truckload, and perishables during the Caribbean, Mexico, Central less-than-truckload and transportation process. America, South America expedited trucking services. and Western Europe. The integrated import/ In most of the company’s The company provides export warehouse features international service region its service region with automated freight weighing in the Caribbean, Mexico, approximately 435 Million and dimensioning stations, Central America, South ATKs (Available Tonne ULD management and America and Western Kilometers) of freighter by-pass roller systems Europe, Amerijet offers capacity annually. Amerijet’s to maximize handling clearance and last mile global network reaches efficiencies. Advanced delivery for commercial 368 destinations in Europe, monitoring procedures, customers across many Asia, Pacific, South Africa real-time shipment alerts industries. and the Middle East with and cargo tracking provide seamless and transparent Amerijet’s primary hub, end-to-end visibility of every transportation solutions located at the Miami shipment. Biography
Vic L. Karjian Executive Chairman
Vic L. Karjian is the Executive Chairman of Falcon Aviation Group in January 1993 Amerijet International Airlines, a leading and was one of the founding members of cargo airline serving the Caribbean, Latin and the company. Prior to Falcon, Karjian was South America, Mexico and Western Europe. Managing Director International for The When Karjian joined Amerijet in July 2016, Nordam Group and Technical Manager for his objective and mission was to accelerate Middle East Airlines. the company’s growth by capitalizing on Amerijet’s dominant market position in the Karjian has an undergraduate diploma in geographic area it served as well as offering aeronautical engineering from Hatfield and expanding products and services outside Polytechnic (now known as Hatfield the area of its existing markets. University) and a postgraduate diploma in Air Transport Engineering from Cranfield Institute Prior to Amerijet, Karjian was President and of Technology (now known as Cranfield Chief Executive Officer of Falcon Aviation University) both in the United Kingdom. Group and was Executive Chairman of the Farnair Group until December 2014. The Karjian was born in Beirut, Lebanon, he is group provided total transportation and a naturalized U.S. citizen (1984), is married logistics solutions including four cargo airlines to his wife Rosemary, and has three grown in its portfolio in Europe, Middle East, India children Dori, Paul and Sarah and six and Thailand. He had overall responsibility grandchildren. His interests are tennis, soccer, for the Falcon Group’s performance, strategic golf and skiing. development and growth. Karjian joined Biography
Tim Strauss Chief Executive Officer
Tim Strauss joined Amerijet in August 2020 with Emery Worldwide in 1987 (now UPS as Chief Executive Officer, with oversight of Supply Chain Logistics) where he held roles of all aspects of Amerijet’s day-to-day cargo increasing responsibility, starting as a cargo operation, including leading, directing, handler and completing his tenure as Vice developing and implementing customer- President of Transportation and Logistics. centric initiatives and solutions. Tim advanced his understanding of the He has over 30 years of cargo experience logistics industry via studies in management in both the airline and freight forwarding at The Ohio State University, Massachusetts industries. Prior to joining the company, Institute of Technology, and Cambridge Strauss held leadership roles in global sales Institute. and operations at Air Canada, Hawaiian, Delta and Northwest Airlines. Tim began his career Fact Sheet
B767-300 Fleet Payload: Freighter Aircraft 56,926 kg or 125,000 lbs
Fleet Size 7 Boeing 767-300
8,250+ 435+ 285+ Scheduled Service Million Million & Charter Flights 1 Boeing 767-200 ATK RTK Available Tonne Revenue Tonne Annually Kilometre Kilometre
Pharmaceutical Miami Hub Perishable Temperature Controlled Handling Center
Passive-Pharma • +2 to +8 Degrees Celsius • +15 to +25 Degrees Celsius Active-Pharma Containers • -20 Degrees Celsius Frozen
Amerijet accepts the following active containers: Envirotainer C-Safe Pharma Port 40,000 (T2, E1 & E2 Units) Containers 360 square-feet First U.S. cargo airline to receive the IATA (3,700 sq. meters) CEIV-Pharma Certification Charters
B767 INTERNATIONAL Charters Amerijet provides worldwide short and long-term charter services, using our B767-300/200 freighter fleet.
Amerijet Air Charter Services can support and complement Why Charters? your unique transportation requirements.
Dangerous Heavy Time Humanitarian Oil & Gas Aid Goods Equipment Sensitive
Aerospace Automotive Pharmaceutical High Value Austere Locations
Charter Aircraft Specifications Experience Years B767-300 Aircraft B767-200 Aircraft 45+
Available
Max Payload Max Volume Max Payload Max Volume 24/7 56,700 425 6,804 354 365 days a year Kg m3 Kg m3
Max Payload Max Volume Max Payload Max Volume 125,000 15,000 95,000 12,500 3 lbs ft lbs ft3
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Customer Loyalty Amerijet’s Market Share by Country CY20 (Jan-Jun)
Countries 15 > 80% 10+ Years = % Countries 66 7 50% - 79% 5+ Years % Countries = 16 5 30% - 49% Countries Diversified Customer Mix 3 < 29%
Per the DOT. MIA is origin/destination. Excludes integrators. Excludes Columbia. Forwarders Direct Shippers Interline Partners DOT Statistics in Calendar Year 2020 from January to June 2020
Global GSA Ground Service Established Partnerships Network Partnerships
Company-Operated Facilities Performance
company-operated23 facilities Experienced throughout the U.S., Mexico, Consistent on-time performance and high long-tenured management the Caribbean, Central and reliability South America team Commodities We Ship
Commodities We Ship
General Cargo Perishables Pharmaceuticals Live Animals The most efficient Whether you are One of the most With over 40 years service for goods shipping fresh, valuable types of of experience in packaged in single frozen or refrigerated commodities we carry transporting live packages, on pallets or goods—from fruits, is pharmaceuticals. At animals, Amerijet’s skids, in containers or vegetables, eggs and Amerijet we recognize primary objective is crates. fish to flowers and live that choosing the to provide the utmost plants—temperature- right partner is care for your animals sensitive shipments critical when shipping on the ground and in require a high level of temperature-sensitive the air. care. pharmaceutical products.
Valuable/Fragile Dangerous Goods Oversized/Project Human Remains Cargo While Amerijet As one of the few air Heavyweight and Amerijet offers considers all cargo carriers qualified project cargo can’t compassionate and shipments valuable, to transport hazardous be left to just any air professional services we have the most materials, our team of carrier. The Amerijet for shipping cremated secure shipping and experts ensures that fleet of B767-200/300 and uncremated handling processes dangerous goods are aircraft is equipped to human remains. for your highly-valued correctly and safely handle all types of large, and fragile goods. handled at origin, heavy and oversized in transit and at cargo. destination. Where We Fly
Air Service 3rd Party Trucking Service
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