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Jan 08, 2016 (newstodate): US investments in an ambitious plan to establish a new company, Northcape Turnaroundport AS set up to provide handling of cruise ships in Norway's northernmost region as well as a new airline, have now definitely stuck ground.
The US investor John Kunkle and his investment company, US-based Global First Response Inc have ultimately failed in meeting the contractual demands to deliver the money to take a crucial stake in Northcape Turnaroundport and are now out of the dubious game.
Mr Kunkle was also to launch a new carrier Viking Int'l Airlines with a fleet of Boeing 747 passenger and freighter aircraft to fly between destinations in Norway, the USA and Asia and focusing on Norway's seafood exports as for cargo business, but all this is now just another daydream in the long history of aviation.
The US investor John Kunkle and his investment company, US-based Global First Response Inc have ultimately failed in meeting the contractual demands to deliver the money to take a crucial stake in Northcape Turnaroundport and are now out of the dubious game.
Mr Kunkle was also to launch a new carrier Viking Int'l Airlines with a fleet of Boeing 747 passenger and freighter aircraft to fly between destinations in Norway, the USA and Asia and focusing on Norway's seafood exports as for cargo business, but all this is now just another daydream in the long history of aviation.