Early commercial cargo planes reduced the time it took to travel from one location to another by almost 80%.

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On December 17, 1903, one of the first airplanes took off and flew for 12 seconds.

Today OWL intercontinental cargo flights take off from 15 locations worldwide and deliver valuable goods quickly and on time 24/7.

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As ship and navigation technology improved, each generation
of new commercial ships saw an increase in speed as well
as cargo load.

Today OWL cargo ships carry up to 100,000 metric
tons of dead weight across international waters expediently
and on time.

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Throughout history, Chinese ships called "junks" were used extensively in Asia. Junks were designed to travel long distances and withstand extreme weather.

First invented more than 1,500 years ago, junks included technology that is still in use today.


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At the height of the Roman Empire, the Roman Highway stretched more than 400,000 km. In some European, African, and Middle Eastern countries, modern roads and highways still use the same route, or use the old Roman roads built more than 2000 years ago.

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The first highway system created by the Romans
reduced the time to move troops, supplies, and goods
from one area to another.

Today OWL Trucks drive through 30 million km of highway in 8 regions around the world.

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East Asia has one of the fastest and most extensive rail, sea, and road networks. Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong currently use some of the most advanced transportation systems in the world today.


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OWL has offices or agents in
these East Asian countries.

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The Burj Al Arab is a hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and is a self-proclaimed 7-star hotel. It is the second tallest hotel in the world. The Burj Al Arab stands on an artificial island 280 m (920 ft) out from Jumeirah beach.

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OWL has offices or agents in
the Middle East including:

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The Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands is the largest port in Europe and one of the busiest ports in the world, handling more than 400 million metric tons of cargo in 2008.

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OWL has offices or agents in these
Western European Countries:

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The World Bank reports the economy of Sub-Saharan African countries grew at rates that match global rates. African nations experienced growth significantly above the global average rates.

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OWL has offices or agents in these African countries:

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While the region's economy greatly depends on agriculture, manufacturing and services are becoming more important. Emerging markets in India and Indoeasia are the largest economy in this region.

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OWL has offices or agents in
South and Southeast Asia:

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South America relies heavily on the exporting of goods and natural resources; on an exchange rate basis.

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OWL has offices or agents in South America & Central America including:

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There is a total of 149 operational ports currently in the United States, handling more than 1 billion tons of foreign and domestic cargo.

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The United States has 14 OWL offices:

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