After FedEx, crooks drop DHL name to cheat duo of 45 lakh

Spine Chilling Moment Of Boeing Plane Forced To Land Without Front Landing Gear In Istanbul

Watch as a Boeing 767 cargo plane, operated by FedEx, makes a heart-stopping emergency landing at Istanbul Airport without its front landing gear. This incident adds to the mounting challenges facing the embattled planemaker, Boeing, amidst intense safety scrutiny. Stay tuned for the latest updates and insights into this high-stakes aviation event. #Boeing #BoeingPlane #Istanbul #BoeingCargoPlane #BoeingPlaneEmergencyLanding #EmergencyLandinginIstanbul #IstanbulAirport #AviationIndustry #Oneindia ~PR.274~ED.102~

UPS to Become US Postal Service’s Main Air Cargo Provider

UPS to Become US Postal Service’s , Main Air Cargo Provider. On April 1, United Parcel Service announced that it will replace FedEx as the primary air cargo provider for the USPS, CNBC reports. . On April 1, United Parcel Service announced that it will replace FedEx as the primary air cargo provider for the USPS, CNBC reports. . FedEx is walking away from a 22-year partnership after failing to secure a better contract with the agency. . FedEx is walking away from a 22-year partnership after failing to secure a better contract with the agency. . In fiscal year 2023, USPS paid FedEx $1.73 billion for its services, down from the $2.4 billion FedEx received in fiscal year 2020. The decrease in payments was partially due to the postal service using more economical trucks in place of planes, CNBC reports. . The parties were unable to reach agreement on mutually beneficial terms to extend the contract, FedEx, via securities filing. Since FedEx will lose nearly $2 billion in annual business from letting go of the contract, . hundreds of pilots will likely lose their jobs, CNBC reports . Following the announcement, UPS shares increased 1.4% while FedEx stock dropped 1.6%. FedEx's current contract is set to expire on Sept. 29

PM: Young people trapped on welfare need to get to work

Rishi Sunak has reiterated his pledge to get people 'trapped on welfare' back into the workplace. The prime minister's comments came during a visit to the DHL Gateway port facility on the Thames estuary. Report by Alibhaiz. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn