WFS provides GEODIS with manpower in Paris Written by: James Muir | 24/01/2022 Cargo Matters Contracts & Appointments Distribution facilities Freight forwarding GEODIS has awarded Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) a manpower contract to supply cargo handling staff for its facility at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
WFS provides GEODIS with manpower in Paris Written by: James Muir | 24/01/2022 Cargo Matters Contracts & Appointments Distribution facilities Freight forwarding GEODIS has awarded Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) a manpower contract to supply cargo handling staff for its facility at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Skyport handles charter flight for Bamboo Airways Written by: James Muir | 24/01/2022 Cargo Matters Airlines Skyport has handled the first charter flight of the year operated by Bamboo Airways, flying cargo from Hanoi to Prague.
Menzies and Shell extend UK refuelling contract Written by: James Muir | 24/01/2022 Contracts & Appointments Menzies Aviation and Shell Aviation have extended their long-standing partnership in the UK through a contract renewal adding Liverpool John Lennon Airport to the network.
Double CEIV certification for dnata at Brussels Airport Written by: James Muir | 24/01/2022 Cargo Matters Distribution facilities Specialist Freight dnata has been awarded CEIV certification for Pharma and Live Animals at its cargo facilities and the Animal Care and Inspection Centre at Brussels Airport.
Double-digit growth for Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Written by: James Muir | 21/01/2022 Cargo Matters Cargo volumes at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol grew almost 16% in 2021 as slots became available and demand for air cargo remained high.
Mallaghan launches recruitment drive Written by: James Muir | 20/01/2022 GSE Focus Mallaghan has launched a recruitment drive, and is looking to fill 40 positions in response to an increase in orders for its products.
Unilode and Skycooler sign 10-year partnership Written by: James Muir | 20/01/2022 Cargo Matters Skycooler has signed a 10-year repair, maintenance and digitalisation agreement with Unilode Aviation Solutions.
Synaptic Aviation and Unifi deploy AI solution Written by: Samantha Payne | 19/01/2022 Handling Talk Synaptic Aviation has launched its revolutionary Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to provide cutting edge, unprecedented visibility into ground operations for the aviation industry.
Ross Aviation and Avfuel make SAF available in Thermal/Palm Springs Written by: James Muir | 18/01/2022 Green Scene Ross Aviation and Avfuel Corporation are offering customers Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in Thermal/Palm Springs in time for the PGA Tour golf tournament.
Menzies Aviation awarded contracts in Mexico Written by: James Muir | 18/01/2022 Handling Talk Contracts & Appointments Menzies Aviation has won new ground services contracts with several airlines in Mexico, extending its network to 31 airports across the country.
Last chance to register for GHI Asian market webinar Written by: Max Gosney | 14/01/2022 Handling Talk GSE Focus Hurry, this is your final chance to register your place for GHI’s free-to-attend Asian aviation market update Webinar on 20 January 2022.
Menzies workers threaten strike action at Heathrow Written by: Samantha Payne | 13/01/2022 Handling Talk More than 400 workers at Menzies have been balloted for strike action today (13 January) in a dispute over pay.
Polar Air Cargo and WFS join forces in Los Angeles Written by: James Muir | 13/01/2022 Cargo Matters Contracts & Appointments Airlines Polar Air Cargo has expanded its partnership with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) through a long-term contract at Los Angeles International Airport.
Swissport expands in Aruba with acquisition of AGS Written by: James Muir | 13/01/2022 Handling Talk Acquisitions & Achievements Swissport has finalised the acquisition of AGS Aviation Ground Services, expanding its services in the Dutch Caribbean.
IATA: Omicron will affect the year ahead Written by: Samantha Payne | 13/01/2022 Handling Talk The recovery in air travel continued in November 2021 prior to the emergence of Omicron but the coming months will be challenging, says the International Air Transport Association (IATA).