KLAS Phils officials April Coching-Lim (vice president-Marketing), second from right, and Martha Castillo (Customer Service assistant manager), fourth from right, at the KLAS national sales department meeting in Hong Kong.
KLAS Phils officials April Coching-Lim (vice president-Marketing), second from right, and Martha Castillo (Customer Service assistant manager), fourth from right, at the KLAS national sales department meeting in Hong Kong.

K Line Air Service (KLAS) recently held its 2nd national sales department (NSD) meeting in Hong Kong. The NSD gathering complemented the global network meeting and focused on measures that will ensure KLAS hits its 300% five-year income target beginning 2006.

The group expects higher volumes with the merger of ÒKÓ Logistics, whose expertise is ocean service and brokerage, and KLAS, which specializes in airfreight.

KLAS USA prepared the layout for import and export markets around the globe, and created the NSO project to develop more traffic across every station of the ÒKÓ Line Logistic Group.The NSD meeting was attended by KLAS Phils officials April Coching-Lim (vice president-Marketing) and Martha Castillo (Customer Service assistant manager).

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