SkyNet Worldwide Express
is a technology driven international distribution and
logistics company. It has a strong presence in every
Major Country in Latin America and extensive experience
in the Courier and expedited Cargo Industry.
With our Regional Hub in Miami, which acts as the Major
Gateway to Latin America, along with daily flights to
and from these Cities, SkyNet is positioned as the leader
in the International Courier and Cargo business.SkyNet
Worldwide Express can provide the fastest
transit times along with the best pricing available
in the industry thus making it the Company of choice
for all your shipments into Latin America.
As one of the Pioneers of the Courier and Cargo Industry,
SkyNet Worldwide Express
has established relationships with Local Customs in
each Country which permit us to clear and deliver in
the most efficient way.
- One of the oldest Courier companies - Established in 1972.
- Most extensive air cargo network in Latin America!
- Full coverage to major cities in 180 countries
- 24 - 48 hours to and from the U.S. and Latin America.
The network began life back in London in 1972 as Simmonds
Warner. It grew quickly, expanding the scope of its
operation into the rest of Europe. In 1976, it began
operations in Latin America as Choice Air Courier.
It was the first complete courier network in Latin
America. In 1984, these diverse enterprises were organized
into a single worldwide network, called the SkyCourier
Network. Today the network operates under the SkyNet
name.
Independently Owned And Locally Operated
the SkyNet Worldwide Express Network is a unique international
courier cooperative. It is composed of locally owned
courier companies operating as SkyNet licensees. Together
they comprise the largest independently owned and
operated courier network in the world, providing reliable
desk to desk service to over 180 countries.
Regional hubs in Miami, Los Angeles, NewYork, London, Dubai,
Singapore and Sydney serve as administration centers
and insure that standards of quality and performance
are rigidly maintained by network members in their
regions
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