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      I will 
              book a ticket and fly to New York. Three days and nights of maximum 
              enjoyment and visit the places which are so dear to me. Eat at the 
              best restaurants. Then rent a car and drive along the East Coast 
              Route 1. Memory lane! Final destination Boston. Fly back to Amsterdam!Jan 
              Meurer, Meurer Aviation Consultancy BV
      I retired 
              from United with a specific goal of moving to SE Asia. When restrictions 
              are lifted I’ll see ya later!!! :) …Mike Oslansky, 
              Principal Owner-MAWB Services, LLC
      Travel the 
              world.See customers and our own staff.
 Jan Krems, 
              President United Airlines Cargo.
 
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 Get back to exploring the world and all 
              the great humans and cultures in it, with my family.
 Jessica 
              TylerPresident
 American Airlines Cargo
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        The first 
              thing I’ll do is a trip in Europe to see my relatives and 
              friends and enjoy good food and french wine with them.  Guillaume 
              HalleuxChief Officer Cargo
 Qatar Airways
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          |  The 
            first thing that comes to mind is that I look forward to traveling 
            for pleasure again. I have traveled during the pandemic - am flying 
            to the Pacific Northwest tomorrow in fact - but only for essential 
            business travel. While I am already fully vaccinated, so the threat 
            is limited, I still conduct myself with the same protocols as if I 
            weren't. I look forward to a time when we don't have to wonder so 
            greatly about our fellow travelers and others can worry less about 
            us. But I also hope that many of the lessons 
            of this period might outlive the pandemic. Those grocery store clerks, 
            delivery people and so many other of our fellow citizens have always 
            been "essential" whether many knew it or not. Perhaps we 
            can continue treating everyone with the same respect they may have 
            received when they were delivering groceries to our dependent loved 
            ones.
 Perhaps all that time at home with loved 
            ones can be cherished as the extraordinarily rare opportunity to see 
            more of our kids than we typically did during the daytime and something 
            of those routines might have taken hold. And yes, certainly losing 
            access to just being able to congregate with friends for coffee or 
            something stronger will seem sweeter than ever.
 This period has been particularly hard 
            on artists whose careers depended very largely on live performances. 
            Here in Austin, the crisis will be prolonged because so many music 
            clubs went under during the period and the valuable real estate has 
            been snatched up by vultures, who will develop luxury condos in their 
            place. I can't wait to go to the clubs again to support musicians 
            and other artists but I also know that I'll likely be hosting a lot 
            more performances in my own living room in a coordinated attempt with 
            like-minded people to backfill as much lost performance capacity with 
            "house concerts" until enough exists for our artist friends 
            to make a living again.
 
 Michael 
            Webber, President, Webber Air Cargo
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      For me my friend, it is a long trip 
              home to Scotland and get my “Scottish “ ON when open, 
              as I have had both vaccines. I am itching for a wee dram and a fish 
              supper!Slainte!
 
 John Gemmell
 Business Development
 PEGASUS LLC Aviation
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      The 
              answer is easy for me, travel to NY to visit my parents and give 
              them both enormous and long overdue hugs. COVID has been particularly 
              harsh on loved ones and this would offer a measure of normalcy again 
              for me.
 Jacques Nijankin
 General Manager - Cargo Services
 Swissport
 
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          |  All in the family—Francesco 
              Parisi and son Matteo; Ingo Zimmer with son, Maik.
 
 I will 
              make two quick trips, one to Hong Kong and the other to New York.
 
 Francesco 
              Parisi
 Managing Director
 FRANCESCO PARISI CASA DI SPEDIZIONI S.P.A.
 Travel, Travel, Travel
 The first thing I will do is to take 
              an airplane and visit my top customers.
 My last business trip was last year 
              in spring to India for the Air Cargo India. I came back and soon 
              after the lockdown sanctions started.
 As an alternate, it’s good to 
              have the video chats and I have to say the pandemic forced us to 
              push the digitalization forward (Microsoft 365 cloud, new reservation 
              system COS, Power BI).
 But in our small industry it’s 
              essential to meet, to brainstorm, share ideas and to develop business. 
              It is still the best way to do it “face to face.”
 I bet my last pence the first industry 
              event after the majority of us will be vaccinated is going to be 
              "packed."
 Also I miss having vacations with 
              my family. All of us are stuck in the house. The kids are doing 
              home schooling. Everybody is in the house, with no chance to go 
              out. We would love to travel as a family together again.
 
 Ingo Zimmer
 CEO, ATC Aviation Services AG
 
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        Once 
              the world is open again I want to go back and explore New Zealand 
              from bottom to top! Michael 
              R. WhitePresident
 Trade Network Consultants LLC
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          |  Bill Boesch and wife 
              Shari Cohen
 Travel to Europe Shari Cohen
 Visit Family & Friends! Bill 
              BoeschCEO/President
 Cargo Logistics 
              Solutions
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      I am 
              hoping that COVID-19 will be behind us soon, the plan of action 
              will be a family vacation without masks & social distancing! 
              Kids, grandkids all moving to Hilton Head for a grandiose break!!! 
               Issa 
              BaluchChairman, First Hectares Capital and Senior Harvard Fellow
 
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          |  When 
              all is clear I will gather my whole family including my brother 
              from LA, whom I haven’t seen for so long, go to a local Oberurseler 
              Italian restaurant, enjoy good food and red wine, be very close 
              to each other, and hug without the fear of deadly infection. Then I will start planning our ATC 
              Oktoberfest – an annual get-together for our business partners, 
              customers, colleagues and friends. Long time no see! A perfect opportunity 
              to finally network again after a long, dry spell . . .
 Dagmar HanauGroup Marketing Manager
 ATC Aviation Services AG
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 I will travel immediately to all our stations 
              to connect to our people and customers!
 Jacques LeijssenaarVice President Cargo EMEIA
 United Airlines
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          |  To 
              answer the question, it’s simple: travel. I will travel to 
              some place my partner and I would like to go to and just relax and 
              be outdoors a lot. It will likely be to Europe and later 
              to the Caribbean.
 I need it to relax and just be grateful 
              for life left to still enjoy.
 Elliott Paige Airport Director, Air Service Development
 Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
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          |   I've been living since the beginning 
              of the pandemic. My thoughts were "I'm going to live if it 
              kills me!"
 
 Donna Mullins
 Vice President
 Kale Logistics Solutions
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          |  First 
            of all I am looking forward to traveling internationally to see my 
            family. I have also missed seeing 
            our colleagues around the world. The pandemic has made us appreciate 
            the value of meeting in person with all our stakeholders.
 Finally, 
            I have to admit I’m looking forward to the day when we don’t 
            have to wear a mask.
 
 Lionel 
            van der Walt
 President and CEO, The Americas
 PayCargo, LLC
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        I’ll have a big housewarming 
              party. Antonella StraulinoHead Of International Relations presso
 Fedespedi
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      I will take my lovely wife Kim out 
              to dinner at a nice restaurant, surrounded by other (hopefully) 
              fully vaccinated people, order a glass of wine and toast our good 
              fortune in having survived this awful pandemic. Life is precious, 
              fragile, and should be enjoyed now more than ever! 
 Brandon Fried
 President
 Airforwarders Association
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 I want to travel internationally again! 
              First destination . . . the Dead Sea to spa with friends.
 
 Jen Pemberton
 Director, Communications
 SmartKargo
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          |   It’s great to be able to see 
              the light at the end of the tunnel. Hopefully, we will all be able 
              to get on with life. Human interaction and developing the positives 
              that the Covid-19 episode has shown us will be the key things that 
              I will be focusing on. I am just hoping that sanity will prevail 
              and folks would not feel too empowered and over confident.      We 
              should all be cognizant of the fact that the virus is still mutating 
              and can do a lot of further damage if we are not careful. So no 
              matter how free we will feel, we should all start enjoying life 
              within the confinement of caution.
 
 Ram Menen
 Retired (Emirates SkyCargo)
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          |  I don’t think it will be like 
            a light switch, I think restrictions will ease on a continuum, on 
            that note I’ve tried already to have a few outside playdates 
            for the kids and had a meal here or there outdoors.
 I will try to pace myself and ultimately 
            the biggest goal will be to travel safely to see my parents.
 
 Jennifer Frigger-Latham
 VP Sales & Marketing
 EMO Trans
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  I 
            shall travel far and large. Lots of stops and lots of meals out in 
            every corner of the earth. And walk and smile to every person I meet 
            on my way, without shying away and checking their pace. Swim in a 
            swimming pool and invite many friends for dinner, eat and drink without 
            thinking at the scale. Let us hope they hurry up with the vaccines. 
 Marco Leonardo Sorgetti
 Retired (DG of FIATA, 2011-2017 and CLECAT, 2003-2011)
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          |  Although 
            I doubt it will be very soon, once I can I will first of all hug my 
            family and friends thoroughly. That is the one thing I miss most. 
            We will meet for dinner altogether in a nice place and have somebody 
            cook for us instead of having to do it ourselves. It's the little 
            every day things I miss most. And then 
            of course as soon as possible again I will buy a ticket to NY and 
            come to see my dear friends.
 
 Heide 
            Enfield
 Retired (Lufthansa Cargo)
 
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