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Carrier List Car Cod Car Nam Car Adr Car Ad2 No Neos Airlines Italian Abl a B Logistics Kingston 601655 Abaco Princess Florida Usa 6519053 Adimral Bay St CARRIER LIST CAR_COD CAR_NAM CAR_ADR CAR_AD2 NO NEOS AIRLINES ITALIAN ABL A B LOGISTICS KINGSTON 601655 ABACO PRINCESS FLORIDA USA 6519053 ADIMRAL BAY ST. VINCENT ADHP ADP SHIPPING LIMITED . KG AEROGAVIOTA Havana AB AIR BERLIN AIRWAYS GERMAN AC AIR CANADA NMIA RV AIR CANADA ROUGE NMIA c/o AJAS Ltd TS AIR TRANSAT AIRLINES CANADA 8433423 ALICE PANAMA 0210986468 ALTAZ BRAZIL 401065 AMBIENCE ST. VINCENT 400517 AMELIA ST. VINCENT 400765 AMELIA. A. IV ST. VINCENT AA AMERICAN AIRLINES PEURTO RICO AA AMERICAN AIRLINES NMIA ACTC AMERICAN CARGO TRANSPORT CORP. APLU AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES ... AMSL AMERICANA MARINE SERVICES LLC . AMCL AMERI-CO CARRIERS, INC . M6 AMERIJET USA AJT AMERIJET INTERNATIONAL 3401-A NW 72nd Ave. Miami, FL 33122 ARSH-PE-0176 AMIGO RAMON VENEZUELA ARSHPE0176 AMIGO RAMON VENEZUELA 400509 ANASURYA KINGSTOWN UR ANTONOV COMPANY NMIA / SIA 1220084897 APPOLLO I 1220084897 2110092568 APPOLLO III USA ARSI-PE-0120 ARC ANGEL GUIRIA VENEZUELA OR ARKELFLY SIA ACT ASAHI TANKER CO KINGSTON M33408 A-TAYLOR BARBADOS 8002731 ATLANTIC KINGSTOWN ST. VINCENT 1003325 ATLANTIC KINGSTOWN ST. VINCENT ATME ATLANTIC MARITIME LINES ... ATMR ATLAS MOTOR EXPRESS, INC . 746572 BAD DOG TORTOLLA 401061 BAK TOGETHER ST. VINCENT BALM BALOR MARINE CORP . 8975691 BARGE N101 PORT OF SPAIN BBCH BBC CHARTERING & LOGISTICS GMBH . 625014 BENJAMIN K MIAMI, FLORIDA USA 400619 BEQUIA EXPRESS III ST. VINCENT 2112 BETTE BOOP PETITE MARTINIQUE GRENADA TVTN BLUE MARLIN CHARTERS USA BA BRITISH AIRWAYS NMIA / MBJ AS BRIZA SINGAPORE 400820 CAERUS ST. VINCENT CCSF CAL-CON TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, IN . 673556 CANDACE TAMPA, FLORIDA USA CCNI CARDINAL FREIGHT CARRIERS, INC. CATA CARGO TRANSPORT INC . BW CARIBBEAN AIRLINES NMIA BWIA CARIBBEAN ARLINES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO CFS CARIBBEAN FEEDER SERVICE .... YYP-3009 CARIBBEAN II VENEZUELA CFSC CARI-FREIGHT SHIPPING CO INC . CPMR CARPINTERIA MOTOR TRANSPORT . KX CAYMAN AIRWAYS PO Box 10092 91 Owen Roberts Drive 9580211 CENTURY MELODY PANAMA CFSB CFS BAREBOAT CORPORATION . 5351466 CHASSIDY PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD CPMO CHINA PACIFIC MARITIME INC. C/o Perez y Cia CHNJ CHINA SHIPPING CONTAINER LINES ... ... 401036 CHRISTOPHER B. TURECAMO KINGSTOWN ST. VINCENT 210284421 CIDADE USA CLKS CLARK SERVICES . CONA COLONIAL NAVIGATION . 9190420 COLOSSUS PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 211011771 COMMANDANTE JH USA CSAV COMPA?IA SUDAMERICANA DE VAPORES KINGSTON CGMU COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (FRENCH CMA CGM Tower 4 Quai d'Arenc CMDU COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT CMA CGM Tower 4 Quai d'Arenc CLIB COMPANDIA LIBRA DE NAVEGACAO BRAZIL . CNIU COMPANIA CHILENA DE NAVEGACION INTE ... ECHE COMPANIA ESPANOLA DE PETROLEOS SA . DE CONDOR NMIA 211498 CONNECT SERVICE HILLSBOROUGH GRO20016 CONTENT 1 HILLSBOROUGH CARRIACOU CM COPA AIRLINES NMIA CORD CORDAL TRANSPORTATION INC . CSCL COSCAN INTERNATIONAL INC . COSU COSCO CONTAINER LINES ... CWLQ CROWLEY CARIBBEAN SERVICE LLC C/O LANNAMAN & MORRIS CMCU CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION 9487 REGENCY SQ BL N JACKSONVILLE 110 CUMACA VENEZUELA DCTC D C TRANSPORT . DANG DANGO INC. DL DELTA AIR LINES INC. USA 9382293 DELTA SAILOR ST. VINCENT DSCT DESERT COASTAL TRANSPORT, INC . N940 DHL RENRICK THOMPSON ES DHL INTERNATIONAL 19 Haining Road Kgn 5 401044 DOLLY C ST. VINCENT ADSS-PE-0436 DON NICANOR OCHOA VENEQUELA ADSS-DE-0436 DON NICONOR OCHOA VENEZUELA ADSS7999 DONA JUANITA VENEZUELA 0000696 DONA LILA GUYANA EITL EAST INDIES AND TROPICS LINE . AGSP-3.929 EL FENIX PUERTO LA CRUZ ARSHPE0416 EL GRAN CHECHE PORLAMAR ESTADO NSP08 ELAN EXPRESS AJAS LIMITED 400427 ELDICA DAVID ST.GEORGE EUKO EUKOR CAR CARRIERS INC ... ELGV EVERGREEN INTERNATIONAL (U S A) . EISU EVERGREEN LINE Luzhu District, Taoyuan City EISU EVERGREEN LINE Luzhu District, Taoyuan City EGLV EVERGREEN LINES ... 9122899 EVOLUTION LIBERIA MCB00028D606 EXILE 65 1500 S LINCOLN AVE VINELAND NJ 08361 0004601 EXPRESS FREIGHT ROSS POINT ST.GEORGE J31387TN FAITH PETITE MARTINIQUE 0000695 FAXBORG GEORGETOWN GUYANA FDEN FEDEX Hacks Cross Rd Memphis , Tenessee FX FEDEX Hacks Cross Rd Memphis , Tenessee 950 FIRST STEP ST. VINCENT OJ FLY JAMAICA NMIA YYP-6322 FRANIA I VENEZUELA F23914 FREGATE FRANCE FYCT FS BORDA FRANCE 1099680 FURTHER DETROIT, USA GCLI G C L TRUCKING SERVICE INTERNATIONA . 9354222 GAS FLAWLESS MAJURO MARSHALL ISLANDS GLEL GEEST LINES UK 400668 GEM STAR ST. VINCENT 00056370005204 GEO F. HUGGINS & CO. G'DA LTD CARENAGE GEOG GEOGAS TRADING Boulevard du Pont d'Arve 28 1205 Gen?ve 00519560005378 GITTENS AGENCIES LTD CARENAGE 1538 GLORIOUS BELMONT ST. GEORGE 401050 GOLIATH ST. VINCENT 400640 GONDOLA TUG 401007 GOS 1 USA CUSTOMS GRENADA CUSTOMS GDMBI ABXI-PE-0114 GUANTA X VENEZUELA 400737 GUIDANCE CARRIACOU HLCU HAPAG-LLOYD CONTAINER LINE . 00148 HARBOUR MASTER BRIDGETOWN BARBADOS HAMI HASTINGS MECHANICAL INC . 6702284 HEIN GERMANY HOEG HOLU-HOEGH LINES AS . HUAL HUAU-HOEGH/UGLAND AUTOLINERS (HUAL) . 7507875 HULDER KINGSTOWN ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES HGCL HYUNDAI GLOVIS ... HDMU HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE LINE ... 021-525854-6 IATE IDEAL BELEM BRAZIL II IBC AIRWAYS . 9521875 INA LIBERIA INDC INDEPENDENT TRANSFER . 7I INSEL AIRWAYS NMIA JY INTERCARIBBEAN AIRWAYS NMIA INTM INTERMARINE LLC . IMCA INTERMODAL CARIBBEAN EXPRESS . AJZL31499 IRA VENEZUELA 400617 IRENE V KINGSTOWN 8710871 IT INTREPID BARBADOS 214050101 JEOVA NISSI USA TB JET AIR AIRLINES INDIAN B6 JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORPORATION USA 1069223 JMC 50 LOUISIANA USA 1379189 JOHN-O-POINT STEUBEN, ME 00479990001792 JONAS BROWNE CARENAGE PLSJ JP POULSEN . JTSHP JTS SHIPPING SECOND STREET NEW PORT WEST KKLU K LINE (KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD) . 5181457 KANUTTA GRENADA KENT KENTRAX TRANSPORT LTD . 9556038 KING FISHER NETHERLANDS KOSL KING OCEAN USA KOSI KOCH SHIPPING INC. KHNN KUEHNE AND NAGEL ... ADSS-8224 LA PATRONA DEL MAR EL MORRO ESTADO SUCRE 7610024 LADY DEBBIE Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 400563 LADY FAZEELA HOLLAND 589 LADY JJ ST. 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