[Arrow Cargo, one of Miami’s largest air-cargo companies, is in negotiations with investors to save the company.
Arrow Cargo, one of South Florida’s oldest and largest air-freight companies, is in negotiations to keep from shutting its doors and laying off 473 workers.
In a brief statement Tuesday, the Miami-based company said it is “actively engaged in ongoing confidential discussions with investors to ensure that Arrow Cargo remains a strong participant in the air cargo industry.”](http://www.sun-sentinel.com/business/fl-arrow-layoffs-20100413,0,6508782.story )
damiross:
[Arrow Cargo, one of Miami’s largest air-cargo companies, is in negotiations with investors to save the company.
Arrow Cargo, one of South Florida’s oldest and largest air-freight companies, is in negotiations to keep from shutting its doors and laying off 473 workers.
In a brief statement Tuesday, the Miami-based company said it is “actively engaged in ongoing confidential discussions with investors to ensure that Arrow Cargo remains a strong participant in the air cargo industry.”](http://www.sun-sentinel.com/business/fl-arrow-layoffs-20100413,0,6508782.story )
I hope they keep flying. Until recently they were flying DC-8s with old series engines and then replaced them with 757s. They are a fixture at KMIA!
Ivanwww.coolairplanes.net
