DUBAI: As part of plans to better serve its growing Central European sector, Emirates SkyCargo has appointed Cargo Sales Agencies (CSA) in three key markets.
Emirates SkyCargo has signed agreements with Globe Air Cargo, a European Cargo Service(ECS) company, in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria to sell cargo capacity on its freighters and in the bellyhold of its 114-strong fleet of wide-bodied passenger aircraft.
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Emirates cabin crew flank Ram Menen, Emirates Divisional Senior Vice President Cargo; Heiner Sass, Managing Director, Globe Air Cargo, and Prakash Nair, Emirates Manager Network Cargo Sales Development. Sass will head Emirates SkyCargo’s sales in Romania and Bulgaria and Taborsky will be responsible for Emirates SkyCargo’s Hungary sales
Prakash Nair, manager network cargo sales development, said, Emirates SkyCargo operates an extensive trucking network throughout the region, transporting cargo from offline points to stations it serves directly, and looks forward to working with its new partners to grow its business there.
Emirates SkyCargo moves mainly machinery and spares to the Middle East and Australia for the construction industry from Central Europe, while textiles and garments from the Far East account for the bulk of the inbound traffic.
Heiner Sass, MD, Globe Air Cargo, responsible for Romania and Bulgaria, said, “Globe Air Cargo is proud to represent a carrier of Emirates SkyCargo’s eminence. We look forward to working together to better serve shippers in these expanding markets.”
Cargo from Hungary and Romania will predominantly be trucked to Vienna, from where Emirates SkyCargo operates daily passenger and weekly freighter services; while Bulgarian traffic will go via Istanbul and Athens. Emirates SkyCargo operates 11 passenger and three freighter flights a week from Istanbul and daily passenger flights from Athens. Each passenger flight can carry a minimum of 10 tonnes of cargo
Prakash Nair, manager network cargo sales development, said, Emirates SkyCargo operates an extensive trucking network throughout the region, transporting cargo from offline points to stations it serves directly, and looks forward to working with its new partners to grow its business there.
Emirates SkyCargo moves mainly machinery and spares to the Middle East and Australia for the construction industry from Central Europe, while textiles and garments from the Far East account for the bulk of the inbound traffic.
Heiner Sass, MD, Globe Air Cargo, responsible for Romania and Bulgaria, said, “Globe Air Cargo is proud to represent a carrier of Emirates SkyCargo’s eminence. We look forward to working together to better serve shippers in these expanding markets.”
Cargo from Hungary and Romania will predominantly be trucked to Vienna, from where Emirates SkyCargo operates daily passenger and weekly freighter services; while Bulgarian traffic will go via Istanbul and Athens. Emirates SkyCargo operates 11 passenger and three freighter flights a week from Istanbul and daily passenger flights from Athens. Each passenger flight can carry a minimum of 10 tonnes of cargo
