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SAL Heavy Lift's Asia director heads to Hamburg

SAL Heavy Lift's Managing Director in Asia, Justin Archard (photo), is now moving to the carrier's headquarters in Hamburg to take over as Cooperate Commercial Director, succeeding Jan Peter Esbensen.

BY TENNA SCHOER
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SINGAPORE

After three years as Managing Director of Asia and the Pacific for SAL Heavy Lift, Justin Archard is now switching his attention to the commercial part of one of the world's largest heavy lift carriers.

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