标题: Samsung S4 Smartphone + HTC [打印本页] 作者: choi 时间: 3-15-2013 11:16 标题: Samsung S4 Smartphone + HTC (1) Kyunghee Park, Samsung-Apple Phone Fight Creating Winner in Korean Air. Bloomberg, Mar 15, 2013. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/20 ... an-air-freight.html
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"Samsung Electronics may ship about 44 million of the smartphones in the second and third quarters, according to Young Park, an analyst at Woori Investment & Securities Co. in Seoul. A Boeing Co. 747-8 freighter plane carrying nothing else can hold about 1 million phones.
"The introduction will likely reverse a two-year decline in freight sales at the Seoul- based carrier, the world’s second-biggest international cargo airline.
"The global air-freight market shrank 1.5 percent in 2012 for a second consecutive year and airlines were filling less than half of their cargo planes, according to the International Air Transport Association.
"Airlines haul about $5 trillion annually of total cargo, accounting for a third of the global trade in terms of value, according to IATA.
presents the 2004 rankings (no citation), including "total scheduled freight tonne-kilometers flown":
FedEx Express 14.579 million (No 1) > Korean Air 8.264 million (2) > Lufthansa Cargo 8.040 million (3) > Cathay Pacific (6) > China Airlines (7) > Eva Airways (8)
(b) However, the 2010 rankings indicates
World's largest airlines
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World's_largest_airlines
(section 3.1 Scheduled Total (International + domestic) freight tonne-kilometres flown: FedEx (No 1)> UPS Airlines (2)> Cathay Pacific (3)> Korean Air (4) > Emirates (5) Lufthansa (6) > Singapore Airlines Cargo (7) > China Airlines (8) > Cargolux (9; Luxembourg)> Eva (10); Source IATA; Excludes figures for flights to Hong Kong and Macau from the rest of the People's Republic of China)
(2) Aries Poon, HTC Crashes Samsung’s Party. Digits, Mar 15, 2013 (a WSJ blog) http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2013 ... hes-samsungs-party/
("HTC Corp may have finally realized being 'Quietly Brilliant' won’t help it survive in the brutally competitive smartphone industry")