Bagasje havnet i søppelcontainer
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Finn Erik Edvardsen
Re: Bagasje havnet i søppelcontainer
Quote fra Lokalavisen:
"The statement said police are working with customs officials and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but an FBI spokesman said the agency is no longer on the case.
FBI spokesman Orlando Muñoz said there is no evidence that the missing baggage handlers from Norport Handling & Spaserclub Oslo Airport - Finnland where abducted by the same gang - despite the Fact that Continental Airlines operates to Oslo - Finnland"
Quote fra Lokalavisen:
"The statement said police are working with customs officials and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but an FBI spokesman said the agency is no longer on the case.
FBI spokesman Orlando Muñoz said there is no evidence that the missing baggage handlers from Norport Handling & Spaserclub Oslo Airport - Finnland where abducted by the same gang - despite the Fact that Continental Airlines operates to Oslo - Finnland"
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Finn Erik Edvardsen
Re: Bagasje havnet i søppelcontainer
Jammen var det ikke vaare "venner" i Menzies !
Fra New York Times:
The five men, all charged with one felony count of engaging in an organized criminal activity, worked for Menzies Aviation, which operates in 23 countries and 100 airports, including 15 in the United States, providing passenger, ramp and cargo services. All had credentials to work in secure areas of the airport, and all the luggage taken was being transferred between connecting flights, Captain Bownds said.
John Fulford, a Menzies vice president, said that theft was a continuing issue across the industry and that the company had a “zero tolerance” policy and planned to “take robust action.” He said he was not aware of any similar thefts by company employees in the United States.
Jammen var det ikke vaare "venner" i Menzies !
Fra New York Times:
The five men, all charged with one felony count of engaging in an organized criminal activity, worked for Menzies Aviation, which operates in 23 countries and 100 airports, including 15 in the United States, providing passenger, ramp and cargo services. All had credentials to work in secure areas of the airport, and all the luggage taken was being transferred between connecting flights, Captain Bownds said.
John Fulford, a Menzies vice president, said that theft was a continuing issue across the industry and that the company had a “zero tolerance” policy and planned to “take robust action.” He said he was not aware of any similar thefts by company employees in the United States.
