1. Amerijet International Airlines

2. Amerijet History Started operations in 1974 1974
Amerijet was flying overnight courier services operating a fleet of Falcon 20s.
Amerijet purchased its first Boeing to start its scheduled all-cargo operation into Mexico.
Amerijet expanded into the Caribbean, South and North America and entered the European markets by establishing GSA offices in London, Amsterdam, and Brussels.
Continued expanding into Central America and opened GSA offices in Asia and Europe.
Amerijet focused on facility and fleet expansion and deployed its first B Our last B727 was taken out of service in 2018.
Amerijet serves 48 destinations throughout its primary service region in the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America providing these markets with approximately 500 Mil. ATKs of B /200 freighter capacity annually.
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Established in 1974
Trucking network connects major U.S. cities with our hub
Hub is 360,000 square-foot (33,500sq. meter) import/export facility
40,000 square-foot (3,700sq. meter) perishable handling center providing refrigerated, frozen and chilled storage
Today

3. Amerijet Direct Service Region
Amerijet Flight Statistics:
Number of
Flights Annually
Wt. in lbs.
Wt. in kg.
ATKs
RTKs
7,000 +
300 Mil +
136 Mil. +
500 Mil.
335 Mil.
Air Routes
Truck Routes
(3rd Parties)

4. Worldwide Representation
Amerijet serves an additional 38 countries through agreements with 85 carriers.

5. Fleet of Freighter Aircraft
6 Boeing s
1 Boeing
Planning to add 2 B767s late 2019
Payload B :
125,500 lbs. (56,926 kg)

6. Our Strengths
Leading cargo market share in 74% of Amerijet’s service region
Amerijet’s market share by country(1)
13 countries: > 80%
10 countries: %
6 countries: %
2 Countries: < 30%
Diversified customer mix
58% forwarders
32% direct shippers
10% interline partners
Established partnerships
Global GSA network
Ground service partnerships
(1) Per the DOT. MIA is origin/destination. Excludes integrators.

7. Our Strengths
29 company-operated facilities throughout the U.S., Mexico, Caribbean and Central America
Customer loyalty
10+ years = 65%
5+ years = 21%
Highly efficient modern warehouse and ramp facility at Miami International Airport
Consistent on-time performance and high reliability
Experienced, long-tenured management team

8. Our Product Portfolio Dangerous Goods
General Freight Pharmaceuticals Active and Passive Temperature Controlled Food Products Oversized and Project Freight USPS International Mail
Dangerous Goods
Valuables
Live Animals
Human Remains
Department of Defense
Any claim impacts the airline’s brand and reputation.
Especially when shipping high value goods such as pharmaceutical products
Pharmaceutical products have to be protected from theft, tamper and temperature as well as humidity

9. Products and Services
Integrated supply chain: EDI, pickup and delivery, customs brokerage, automated POD status updates, security and warehousing

10. Amerijet Hub - Miami
360,000 sq ft (33,500 sq meter) import/export facility
Significant (+50%) excess capacity with little additional capex
Moved to new facility mid-2018
40,000 sq ft (3,700 sq meter) perishable handling center provides refrigerated, frozen and chilled storage
Contains all airline-related functions, including:
Operations control center
Maintenance department
Flight operations, dispatch and crew
Corporate and warehouse security
Dry and refrigerated trucking dispatch

11. Amerijet Hub - Miami Integrated import/export warehouse
Freight weighing and dimensioning stations
Automated ULD management and high racking warehouse
ULD by-pass roller systems
Lease includes 7 aircraft parking spaces, of which 5 or fewer are generally used concurrently
Facility Utilization:
Increased yield from later cut-off times                                                       
Additional aircraft rotations                   
Cold chain                                  
Ground handling efficiency

12. Perishable Handling Center
Temperature controlled handling center
40,000 sq ft (3,700 sq meter)
Separated cooler compartments
Computerized monitoring of temperature changes and backup systems
Pre-cooling receiving area
Enclosed dock doors allow for seamless cold chain transfers from trucks to coolers
15 of 47 dock doors are dedicated for temperature controlled shipments
24-hour monitoring, including cooler compartments
Member of the Produce Marketing Association

13. Pharmaceuticals
First U.S. cargo airline to receive the IATA CEIV-Pharma Certification
Dedicated coolers for temperatures ranging between:
+15°C and +25°C
+2°C and +8°C
-20°C frozen
Less than 5-min. tarmac transfers
Refrigerated trucks
Container leasing program
Container charging/storage stations
Re-icing/battery services
Shipment transparency/EDI (temperature & POD)
Established recovery processes
Risk assessment and self inspection
Amerijet transports more than 1 million pounds of temperature-controlled pharmaceutical products annually

14. Government & Courier Service
CRAF carrier
DoD contracts
Diplomatic mail
United States Postal Service contracts
Courier Shipments
Transport more than
24mm lbs. (10.9mm kgs) of
courier shipments annually
High security procedures
Express service
EDI bookings and POD
Integrated tracking options
Cargo insurance
Consolidations
Loose or containerized

15. Hazardous Materials Certified dangerous goods handling agents
Compliance with the highest safety and environmental standards
Strict adherence to IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations
Explosives
Gases
Flammable liquids and solids
Corrosive substances
Toxic, infectious and radioactive substances
Magnetized material
Industrial solvents or chemicals
Infectious substances
Insecticides (including fertilizers, poisons)
Used engines
Lithium batteries (including batteries contained in equipment)

16. Oversized and Project Cargo
Industry knowledge and experience
Highest safety and environmental standards
Project consulting
Integrated RFS solutions
Flexible flight planning
Individual charter solutions
Online shipment tracking
Global partner network
24/7 security & surveillance
Oil and gas
Automotive
Aerospace
Telecommunications
Government contracts
High tech
Heavy construction
Marine industry

17. Live Animals Over 40 years of experience in transporting live animals
Dedicated live animal handling desk
Species-appropriate care
Noise and temperature controlled
Scheduled or charter services
All animals are transported in full compliance with the IATA Live Animal Regulations
Horses
Livestock
Pets
Zoo animals
Marine life

18. Charters Military Humanitarian relief Mail Project freight
Time critical
Live animals
Hazardous material
High value
Remote destinations
Government
USAID
DoD
USPS
Ad Hoc charters
ACMI contracts

19. EDI and Tracking Monitoring and tracking
Advanced monitoring procedures and digital technology to provide real-time shipment visibility, alerts and cargo tracking
Tracking and monitoring of every shipment
GPS tracking devices for high value shipments
EDI
Utilizing Descartes and CHAMP Cargo-IMP standards
Utilize XML messages when requested by customer
Automated data exchange for reservations and updates, tracking and POD information

20. Amerijet International Airlines
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