Air freight course 2
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This document summarizes key characteristics of the air cargo market: 1) Asia ships more goods to Europe by air than vice versa, due to developing economies shipping to developed markets. Imbalances exist between regions. 2) Special handling items include perishables like flowers, fruits, vegetables, as well as live animal transports. 3) Humanitarian aid organizations and defense departments also utilize air cargo for timely delivery of relief supplies and support. 4) Modal choice for cargo transportation considers costs, delivery timelines, frequencies, and security risks between air, sea, and ground options.
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Logistic insurance ch4 aviation insurance
Aviation insurance first emerged in the early 20th century to insure risks involved in aircraft operation. It provides specialized coverage for aircraft operators addressing risks like accidents, liability, and physical damage. Key types of aviation insurance include aircraft hull, liability, passenger liability, and cargo policies. Major aviation insurers offer comprehensive coverage for risks across the aviation industry, including general and commercial aviation, airlines, aerospace manufacturing, airports, and other operations. The market remains centered in London but has grown globally to match the expansion of the aviation industry worldwide.
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Here are the key points to compare type one motor insurance for a 2005 Toyota Altis registered in Thailand for claiming indemnity for injury by a third party:
- Coverage for bodily injury and death of third parties (people other than the driver and passengers of the insured vehicle). This includes pedestrians.
- Maximum liability limits for injury or death claims by third parties which are mandated by law. The insurance must meet these minimum required limits.
- Process for third parties to make injury claims against the insurance policy, including requirements for proof of injury, medical reports, etc.
- Time limits for third parties to submit injury claims against the insurance policy.
- Exclusions where the insurance company may deny injury claims
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