DHL commenced with daily 767-200 flight operating between its Americas hub at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG) and Detroit. The flight allows DHL to provide earlier delivery times and later pick-up times by an hour on each end. The flight, operated by Atlas Air, a subsidiary of Atlas Air Worldwide, stops in Minneapolis to connect with freight routed to and from Canada.
“Our expanded service window and the additional capacity of this aircraft are essential to accommodate the increasing volumes that are being generated by major automotive companies and suppliers, as well as other businesses based in the region,” said Karsten Aufgebauer, senior vice president and general manager for DHL Express in the Midwest.
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