Aeronet, a leader in integrated logistics solutions, continues to grow as it announced the opening of its terminal in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This important addition to the Aeronet Network is located near the McCarran International Airport and is staffed by a team of experienced freight and logistics professionals headed by General Manager Matt Hall.

"With the inauguration of our Las Vegas office, we have completed our 2003 expansion objectives on schedule," commented Tony Medeiros, President and C.O.O. of Aeronet. "We had made a commitment to bring Aeronet's integrated logistics solutions and services to specific strategic markets in the course of 2003. During this year, Aeronet opened new offices in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Detroit, Miami, Denver and now Las Vegas. We will continue our expansion program during 2004 as we strive to offer our clients One Team, around the world and across the supply chain," added Medeiros.

The Las Vegas office is prepared to meet the logistics and distributions demands of domestic and international clients with a full range of value added services. The office is linked to the Aeronet Network and to clients by way of Aerotrac, Aeronet's recently introduced, state of the art operating system. Aerotrac is a comprehensive yet friendly system that addresses the dynamics of the integrated logistics industry.

Aeronet offers integrated logistics solutions for a changing world. Services include a full range of domestic and international expedited, time-definite deliveries, import/export management, total supply chain management, warehousing and distribution. Aeronet specializes in personalized service and custom made shipping and logistics solutions 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Aeronet was founded in 1982 and has grown to over 600 offices and partners located throughout the United States and in 75 countries overseas. Now headquartered in Irvine, California, Aeronet is a minority owned business certified by the D.O.T. as a DBE and SMBE entity.

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