Amerijet Continues to Provide Shipping to Haiti after Devastating Earthquake Shakes the Island

Jan. 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Amerijet International, Inc. announced today that they will continue to offer shipping to Haiti in the aftermath of the 7.0 earthquake that slammed the island this past Tuesday. The air freight company is providing relief charters into Haiti and will resume scheduled service operations as soon as the local government allows regular service flights. Amerijet’s facilities and operation in Haiti are equipped with voice and data communications. Amerijet has been serving Haiti with daily flights for the past 15 years and will continue to support the Haitian community.

In a time when many shippers and companies who do business with Haiti are scrambling to figure out what the recent devastation means for them, Amerijet’s continuance of service to the island provides at least a temporary semblance of normality.

To learn more about shipping to Haiti with Amerijet or to charter a plane now, please visit http://www.amerijet.com today.

About Amerijet: Amerijet International, Inc. is a full-service multi-modal transportation and logistics provider, offering international, scheduled all-cargo transport via land, sea, and air. Florida-based Amerijet operates offices all over the world, serving destinations throughout the America’s, Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Amerijet operates Boeing 727-200 and Boeing 767-200 aircraft from its primary hub at Miami International Airport, with 210,000-square-foot export and 100,000-square-foot imports air cargo handling facilities and a 50,000-square-foot ocean cargo facility. A custom-built 10,300 square-foot (227,419 cu. ft.) cooling facility was specially designed to maintain the cool chain integrity of perishables during the transportation process. In addition to the state-of–the-art design features, multiple pre-cooling systems, and 24 hour surveillance, the refrigerated storage space is subdivided into four climate-controlled chambers offering not only refrigerated, but frozen, and chilled storage.

For additional information, visit Amerijet on the web at http://www.amerijet.com.