| 2006 |
In April A.O.T. Japan Ltd established a
sales representation in Osaka and Nagoya.
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| 2002 |
In February, A.O.T. Gulf Ltd., Houston TX
commenced operation. Houston is an important location for handling oilfield equipment and parts. It is also a
gateway for project cargo shipped by sea to worldwide destinations.
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| 1999 |
AOT head office in Chicago moved to
a 80,000sqft facility providing bonded container loading / unloading as well as short / long term
warehousing.
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| 1998 |
AOT expands its agents network into
Central and South America.
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| 1996 |
AOT established an affiliate company
under the name of A.O.T. Freight Ltd. specializing in Japanese traffics.
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| 1995 |
AOT established the second branch office
in Long Island, NY near JFK airport under the name of A.O.T. Atlantic Ltd.
AOT joined FANA (Forwarding Agencies Network Association) a network of small
forwarders registered in Hong Kong. Through FANA the network of AOT expanded
to 26 offices throughout Asia, Africa, Austalia/New Zealand and Europe.
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| 1987 |
AOT obtained the IATA License under the
name of AOT Air Transport.
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| 1986 |
AOT opens the first branch office in Los
Angeles under the name of A.O.T. Pacific Ltd.
Later in the same year A.O.T. Japan Ltd. was incorporated and become fully operational.
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| 1985 |
AOT obtained the customs broker license under
the name of A.O.T. Customs Service.
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| 1982 |
American Overseas Transport Ltd. (AOT) was
established in Chicago, IL with a sales office in Tokyo Japan. A NVOCC tariff under the name of WORLD
CONSOLIDATORS was filed with the FMC (Federal Maritime Commission) |
