Copenhagen - London Gatwick and London Heathrow - Singapore Brisbane - Los Angeles LAX and at the Holmestrand HQ Norway

WITH NORDISK AROUND THE WORLD

The 1994 "Because we care" Corporate Film

Harald Jan Dahle

Hello friends! Come with me and see what Norsk Hydro Nordic Aviation Products did back in 1994. NORDISK is the #1 maker of superb air cargo containers for the world's airlines of today. In the mid 1990'ies NORDISK had local bases at London Heathrow, London Gatwick, at Copenhagen, Singapore and Los Angeles LAX. Watch yourself as NORDISK supply its valuable customers with service and hospitality in the 1994 NORDISK "Because we care" World Tour. Have a pleasant day!

NORDISK "Because we care" 1994 World Tour

Click and Play: Short Version 3min 23 sec Music Version

 NORDISK "Because we care" 1994 World Tour Film

Click and Play: Long Version 6min 48sec Narrated

NORDISK Filming in Pacific Palisades

Click and Play: The Future of Air Cargo

NORDISK at Ocean Avenue Santa Monica

Click and Play: DHL Temperature controlled air freight service

NORDISK filming in Malibu at sunset

Click and Play: Inside the FedEx Express World HubClick and Play: Has Hong Kong the World's best Cargo Terminal?

Confirmation 5.1.1995 by Hydro Aluminium Nordisk Aviation Products

NORDISK at Eastman Kodak in Hollywood

Click and Play: UPS Air Cargo and the Louisville Kentucky Freigh Facility

 Click and Play: The making of Kodak Motion Picture Film

Click and Play: Interview with Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke

Kodak has secured agreements with movie studios to keep supplying them with motion picture film. Sony Pictures, Paramount, NBC Universal, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, and Disney will all continue as major customers of Kodak's film stock, guaranteeing the technology's future at the storied imaging company. Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke, "With the support of the studios, we will continue to provide motion picture film, with its unparalleled richness and unique textures, to enable filmmakers to tell their stories and demonstrate their art." Kodak is essentially the only company still producing film for movies after Fujifilm left the market in 2013.

Australian Debbie took calls and arrang-ed many meetings for me. Seen here at Hotel Montien in Bangkok in June 1981.

A good friend of mine: Neil Davis

 Thank Norway for your Salmon Sushi

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Mr. Egil "LAX" Budde

          Magic Bangkok