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Airline Ground Services
With the EU discussing opening up particular markets for ramp and passenger services, with a mandate that there must be three handlers at major airports in Europe, these are interesting times for airline ground services, not least because of the economic environment. In this issue of AGS, there is confirmation from many that testify to the continuing challenging conditions in the aviation sector as a whole; volatile and optimistic seem to best describe the prospects for the remainder of 2012.
Against this encouraging backdrop, AGS looks at some encouraging examples of success for ground handlers around the world where emerging markets for airlines are indeed developing, especially in Africa and India. Technology continues to be a game changer with its impact not only on the departure experience for passengers but also in the cargo world, where shipments can be tracked from smartphones and other devices.
Publication contents
Route development and buying in ground services One big family The Scandinavian way Sky-high service Ramping it up Departing innovation Global perspectives - Bhadra International India Limited Global perspectives - Swissport International Global perspectives - Worldwide Flight Services Flying into profit Handling new ground Haute cuisine How to deal with threats of claims for negligence and breach of contract
- Latest Industry News
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Vanderlande Industries and Azerbaijan Airlines sign contract
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IGHC Ground Handling Conference - 2012
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AERO Specialties showcases hybrid GPU at EBACE
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CAE to increase business aircraft maintenance training
- EVA International Events
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We are pleased to announce that Worldwide Flight Services will be hosting our 4th Air Cargo Handling conference to be held from 20th-22nd June 2012, Hyatt Regency Paris-Charles de Gaulle.
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The second GSE Buyers’ Conference 19-20th April 2012 Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel & Conference Centre, was the ideal forum to showcase equipment and network with friend and colleagues.
