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Case Studies | Travel and Transportation
AIR MARIN
AIR MARIN, a Thomas Cook AG subsidiary, is one of the top tour operators in Germany. Within the Thomas Cook Group, AIR MARIN specializes in travel in the low cost budget holiday segment. With headquarters in Bonn, AIR MARIN has caused quite a stir in the German market since August 1999 with its slogan "You won't get away for a better price." Operating to 33 different destinations from 32 departure airports, they offer access to the increasingly popular all-inclusive holiday market.
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Dallas/Fort-Worth International Airport
Located halfway between the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, DFW International Airport is the world's third busiest, offering nearly 2,000 flights per day and serving 59 million passengers a year. DFW International Airport provides non-stop service to 135 domestic and 39 international destinations worldwide.
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Honda Racing F1 Team
Honda isn't just the world's biggest engine manufacturer; it's also the motor company with the most prolific involvement in all forms of international motor sport. To date, Honda has amassed 71 Grands Prix victories and captured no fewer than 11 FIA Formula One World Championship titles - six constructors' and five drivers' crowns. Honda returned to Grand Prix racing in 2000, selecting the fledgling British American Racing team as its partner for the company's third generation of F1 racing operations.
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Lufthansa Systems
Lufthansa Systems is one of the world's leading IT service providers for the airline and aviation sector. In its role as systems integrator, the 100% subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group covers the entire range of IT services - from consultancy via development and implementation through to actual operation. In the field of IT infrastructure and operation, Lufthansa Systems offers its services across the entire range of sectors. The company operates at international level and has its head office in Kelsterbach, near Frankfurt am Main. Its presence in Germany extends over a number of sites, and with its foreign branches in 11 countries it employs a total workforce of some 4200 around the globe. In the 2001 business year, Lufthansa Systems generated a turnover of 748 million euro.
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Truck-Lite Europe
Truck-Lite Europe is part of the largest commercial vehicle lighting company in the world with a cus to mer base that includes Volvo, Daimler Chrysler, Scania, Ford, GM and JCB. Formerly known as Flexible Lamps and acquired by Truck-Lite Co. Inc. in November 06, the merged organisation represents a multi-billion pound operation with several thousand employees mainly involved in manufacturing. Early in 2007 it was decided that the former Flexible Lamps' data-centre would become the European data-centre for Truck-Lite.
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Volkswagen Financial Services
Volkswagen Financial Services (part of the Volkswagen Group of companies) is one of the largest vehicle financing companies in the UK, offering financial services products to around 800 automotive outlets of the Volkswagen Group including Volkswagen, Audi, Bentley, SEAT, Skoda and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.
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