Air Freight News

Ambercor Shipping USA busy with weekend work

Jun 05, 2026

Ambercor Shipping, the exclusive USA member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC), was engaged for a special operation during a weekend.

Mr. Marcel Hafemann, VP, Ambercor Shipping, informed:

“On a Saturday, we received an urgent request: Our client needed a lowbed truck on-site in Utah by Monday morning to load a roller (215 x 215 x 360 cm / 50,000 lbs/22.6 ton), destined for Kentucky. Over that weekend, our team moved quickly to coordinate and execute.
A suitable Lowbed trailer was ready to load on-site by 10:30 AM Monday, and the shipment got underway to Kentucky with expected arrival on Thursday afternoon.”
This is what responsive project logistics looks like - fast coordination, clear communication, and getting it done when it matters most.”

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