Modern Logistics in Brazil's civil aviation regulator ANAC authorizes to operate international.
Oct 28, 2022
Modern will make announcement when this expansion is completed.
New York City, New York Oct 28, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Modern Logistics Brazil ANAC -Brazil's civil aviation regulator ANAC (Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil) authorizes to operate international.
Modern will make announcement when this expansion is completed.
Modern facts
Modern Logístics, which has an air fleet of four Boeing 737-400 jets, recently announced a new direct air route every Saturday between Viracopos Airport in Campinas, SP, and Manaus connecting the two cities. As Manaus hosts Brazil's largest free trade zone, Modern Logistics is well positioned to connect the region's 600 industries with the rest of the country and abroad. Modern Logistics' launch of the Manaus-São Paulo service, together with its investment in distribution centers in both cities, is a critical part of the company's objective of integrating the country with regular flights between a number of destinations. This significantly enables widespread access to high-value-added logistics services that were previously unavailable.
The goal is to bring companies closer to customers in a fast, safe, quality, availability for cargo, and with the lowest possible cost. The choice for the region is due to the fact that the Manaus Free Trade Zone is the largest industrial hub in the country, where one of the most modern technological devices is located and houses an enormous production line in several industrial areas. Currently, the region has around 600 industries that sell throughout Brazil and to several other countries. Modern Logístics' objective is to integrate the country with regular cargo flights to different destinations, democratizing access to the high added-value air mode, a complex, disruptive, and innovative operation, which the company has mastered for years, with the regularization of technical standards and certifications. Currently, the company has a fleet of four Boeing 737-400F jets, dedicated to cargo, with a capacity of 20 tons each, and eight distribution centers located in Jundiaí, Campinas (two centers), Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Manaus, Goiania, and Recife and a network of 14 thousand partners to carry out the first and last miles overland
Modern Pioneer
Modern is a pioneer in One-Stop-Shop solutions Modern has just launched the Mojo platform, the first is the only one focused on One-Stop-Shop solutions (a virtual or physical environment where consumers can shop for different items in one place). The platform was developed to function as a marketplace, connecting high-value fresh food producers. The company is betting heavily on this market which moves more than US$ 280 billion a year. Modern is the only supplier in the supply chain with a fleet of cargo aircraft and a network of 14,000 integrated trucks, serving more than 200 cities in Brazil. With Mojo, the goal is to gradually expand destinations. For this, the company intends to expand its fleet to between 35 and 40 aircraft in five years. Currently, there are already four in operation serving more than 100 clients in the telephony, biotechnology, automotive, electronics, pharmaceutical, and financial sectors. With the platform, our objective is to start operating with flowers, fruits, and fish, among others.
Who is Gerald Lee CEO of Modern Logistics
Gerald Blake Lee is a visionary entrepreneur and business executive with extensive experience in the growth and management of successful start-up ventures. He is the founder and current CEO of Modern Logistics, based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Gerald is a resident of Sao Paulo, and also serves as president of Blackjet Investments and formerly as the managing director of Canela Investments, LLC, both based in Brazil. He was also the co-founder of Azul Brazilian Airlines, the third-largest airline in Brazil, which recently negotiated a successful initial public offering. Prior to this, Mr. Lee was, at various stages, the Vice President of Business Development, Director of Corporate Finance, and Corporate Counsel for Jet Blue Airways in New York.
Mr. Lee is a former practicing attorney with vast experience in the areas of mergers and acquisitions and securities law. Gerald earned a J.D. degree from the University of Virginia School of Law and graduated with a bachelor of science degree in accounting from New York University. While Mr. Lee was in school at NYU, he was also an undercover detective in the Organized Crime Control Bureau of the NYPD.
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