What is "airfreight"

Usage examples of "airfreight".

A group of maybe five or six bodies were hurriedly unloading their weapons and taking off their white uniforms and bundling them into what looked like Lacon boxes aluminim airfreight containers.

As early as 1954, a resourceful Louisville woman paid White Castle to airfreight twelve hamburgers to her brother living in Los Angeles.

On the other side of the chain-link fence that flanked the road they could see the hangars that served the airfreight companies and small charter firms.

Both the men were working her husband, Hub, down at the airfreight depot in Waycross, and son Dave hauling sand and gravel over near Bickley.

Then, if we decide to go ahead, we can airfreight the urgent supplies.

Norvil Jones to tell him what I had, and he suggested that I send them by airfreight, for speed and security, when I went to the airport en route back to L.

In fact, special black bag teams have taken over Chinese airfreight planes.

She and her secretary watched me critically from the forecourt of the airfreight offices.

On this peninsula between the perimeter fence and the access roads to Western Avenue was an encampment of car-hire firms, all-night cafeterias, airfreight offices and filling stations.

From the roof of the multi-storey car-park next to the airfreight building I waited for Vaughan to appear.

Only, one of their crates got lost in transit, then they had a problem with some weird connectors and had to have replacements airfreighted from Taiwan.

So only-daughter was airfreighted back to eternal rest beside mother Liz in one of those happyvale places where the markers are flush with the ground level, the walks and gates have names, and stereotaped organ music comes wafting out of the pole-mounted guaranteed weatherproof highcompliance speaker systems.