Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development—Final Report (2015) / Chapter Skim
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Page D-1 APPENDIX D: GUIDELINES -- ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION REPORT APPENDIX OVERVIEW Our team conducted a roundtable discussion at the ACI-NA National Conference held in Calgary, Alberta Canada to gather data from airports via roundtable discussion and one-on-one interviews with airport management and planners. Kitty Freidheim of Freidheim Consulting moderated the roundtable discussion and made every effort to include participants from a cross section of the industry: international gateways, major gateways, integrated carrier airports, and small regional airports.
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Page D-2 Denver International Airport. Additionally, a separate meeting was held with Mary Davis, Director of Marketing at Tucson International Airport.
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Page D-3 same in the near term. Airport staff has also observed FedEx up-gauging.
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Page D-4 Denver leases 99% of its cargo buildings to carriers. United operates cargo under its original lease, which included the maintenance base, Concourse B and some other facilities dating back to the original airport.
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Page D-5 Matheson (a USPS contractor) runs an airfield cross dock building at which the postal trucks show up on one side where it is containerized.
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Page D-6 FREIGHT FORWARDERS Freight forwarders are responsible for making mode choices for their customers based on what shipment has to be at a particular destination at a particular time. If that date is not tomorrow, the shipment does not have to go by air.
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Page D-7 As Tucson looks to economic recovery, it is focused on the trade relationship with the Mexico province Sonora where it is believed there is regional potential. Bonnie Allen, the Airport Director, is interested in pursuing this potential but currently there is no international activity, no cargo experts or other knowledgeable staff in the cargo area.
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