Crown Executive Plants Flag at the North Pole
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New York, NY, June 04, 2009 --( Muir, a British national currently living in Prague, Czech Republic, and his wife Audrey attended an event for a charity called Broken Silence, which helps children who are hearing and speech impaired.After a stop in Svalbard, which is officially part of Norway, but a place with no immigration or visa requirements, they traveled on an old Russian Antanov aircraft to Barneo, along with 10 passengers and 20 Husky dogs.Father and son also had an opportunity to study the effects of climate change, support a charitable cause, celebrate David Muir’s 60 years of life and take Crown where no other industry player has gone before.After a stop in Svalbard, which is officially part of Norway, but a place with no immigration or visa requirements, they traveled on an old Russian Antanov aircraft to Barneo, along with 10 passengers and 20 Husky dogs.Following 2.5 hours of flight time, they landed on an ice runway, 1.5 meters thick, which exists for only one month a year.Im now tempted to start researching the South Pole, and take Crown to the other end of the world," added Muir.To see more pictures and read more about the journey, please send an e-mail to cdraeger@crownworldwide.com.Crown Worldwide GroupCrown Worldwide (crownworldwide.com) operates from over 200 locations in over 50 countries, providing governments, corporations, diplomats and private customers with global mobility, transportation of household goods and fine arts, departure and destination services, business information storage, high value warehousing, freight forwarding and third-party logistics.