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Origin:		91745, UNITED STATES
Destination:		10406, TAIWAN
Shipped On:		Fri, Mar 24, 2000

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SERVICE TYPE			DESTINATION DELIVERY LOCAL TIME   DATE				TRANSIT IN BUSINESS DAYS		LATEST PICKUP TIME
	UPS Worldwide Express		By End of Day		Mon, Mar 27, 2000		1		By End of Day
	UPS Worldwide Expedited		By End of Day		Fri, Mar 31, 2000		4		By End of Day
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Shipped On:		Mon, Mar 27, 2000
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UPS TAIWAN ANNOUNCES INVESTMENT IN TAOYUAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SERVICE CO.

TAIPEI December 30, 1999 - United Parcel Service (UPS) Taiwan announced today the acquisition of a minority share in the Taoyuan International Airport Service Company Limited (TIAS). The investment was finalized yesterday at an official ceremony held with the Taiwan Ministry of Transportation and Communications and China Airlines.

"UPS is very committed to this market," said Daniel Chen, managing director, UPS Taiwan, "proven by our decision to base our Asia-Pacific hub here. The government has made it a priority to develop Taiwan as a regional base for logistics and the express industry. The success of those efforts and the prospects for development at CKS make our acquisition of shares in TIAS a sound investment."

TIAS was established in 1978 through an investment between China Airlines and the Taiwan Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Both are current shareholders. The company operates ground-handling services at Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport. The company is now Taiwan's largest ground service company offering comprehensive services to virtually all airlines operating at the airport. UPS will continue to manage its own ground-handling services at the CKS facility.

"We are thrilled to have such a reputable and renowned company as UPS become an investor in TIAS," said Liu Shichang, Director of Investments for China Airlines. "UPS's international expertise is sure to bring tremendous benefits to TIAS' development."

UPS's Asia-Pacific hub was established in Taiwan in 1996 and is the only regional hub for express service located in the country. The facility includes a service area covering 4,842 square meters with a staff of 180. UPS operates 68 flights a week from its CKS hub and more than 150 flights a week across the Asia-Pacific region.

One reason UPS decided to establish its regional hub in Taiwan was the government's Asia-Pacific Regional Operations Center (APROC) plan. The strategy has provided express delivery companies with a sound environment where they can develop and implement more efficient procedures, and policies that will aid the growth of the express delivery industry.

Furthering the development of TIAS will support the increasing demand for high quality services and facilities at CKS International and help create a more attractive investment and operations environment for the industries targeted under the APROC plan.

United Parcel Service, the world's largest express carrier and package delivery company, is a leading global commerce facilitator, offering an unmatched array of traditional and electronic commerce services. The 92-year-old company just completed the largest initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. It trades on that exchange under the "UPS" symbol. The Atlanta-based company operates in more than 200 countries and territories and employs more than 330,000 people worldwide. UPS reported 1998 annual revenues of $24.8 billion. Find out more about UPS on the Internet at www.ups.com.