Confirmed complicit

JAS Forwarding

JAS Forwarding is a logistics company at JFK Airport with a documented role in the military supply chain moving through the New York metro area. Freight forwarding company that asked Challenge Airlines to prioritize delivery of exploding bridge wire detonators to Israeli defense contractor PLASAN in December 2023. Tied to 2 published sources, cited below.

Logistics JFK Airport Private Company

🔎 Evidence

  • On 10 December 2023, a senior executive at JAS Freight Forwarding’s New York branch emailed Challenge Airlines, asking it to urgently assist with the delivery of 50 PETN-containing Teledyne RP-87 exploding bridge wire detonators.

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❓ Questions

What is JAS Forwarding's role in the arms supply chain?

Freight forwarding company that asked Challenge Airlines to prioritize delivery of exploding bridge wire detonators to Israeli defense contractor PLASAN in December 2023. JAS Forwarding appears in Break the Chain's audited database of companies with a documented role moving military cargo through the New York metro area, classified as a logistics. The entry is tied to 2 published sources cited on this page.

Where is JAS Forwarding located?

JAS Forwarding is in JFK Airport, within the New York and New Jersey gateway that Break the Chain maps: JFK Airport, Port Newark and Elizabeth, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

What is the evidence for including JAS Forwarding?

On 10 December 2023, a senior executive at JAS Freight Forwarding’s New York branch emailed Challenge Airlines, asking it to urgently assist with the delivery of 50 PETN-containing Teledyne RP-87 exploding bridge wire detonators. A company appears here based on already-published sources, which is not a legal conclusion about the company. The sources are listed on this page.

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