Saudia Cargo and Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a SATS company, have recently announced the extension of their cargo handling partnership. This new contract covers eight major airports in Europe and the United States, further strengthening their existing collaboration.
The partnership, which was first established in 2019, will continue to provide cargo handling services at Amsterdam Schiphol, Brussels, Frankfurt, Paris CDG, London Heathrow, and Manchester in Europe, as well as New York JFK and Washington Dulles International Airport in the US. The contract was officially signed in Jeddah by Eng. Loay Mashabi, CEO and Managing Director of Saudia Cargo, and John Batten, Chief Executive Officer Gateway Services for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia at WFS.
According to Saudia Cargo, this renewed agreement reflects their commitment to maintaining high service standards and supporting their international operations through established handling partners at key gateways. In addition to the eight airports covered under the contract, WFS also provides cargo handling services for Saudia Cargo at Liege in Belgium, Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, Bangkok, Johannesburg, and Los Angeles. This extensive network of locations ensures that Saudia Cargo’s customers receive the same level of exceptional service across their global network.
The partnership between Saudia Cargo and WFS is a testament to their shared values of delivering efficient and reliable cargo handling services. With WFS’s experienced teams at each location, Saudia Cargo can continue to meet the growing demands of their customers and maintain their position as a leading cargo airline. This partnership also allows Saudia Cargo to expand its reach and provide seamless transportation solutions to customers in Europe and the US.
Eng. Loay Mashabi, CEO and Managing Director of Saudia Cargo, expressed his confidence in the partnership, stating that WFS has consistently delivered exceptional service and played a crucial role in supporting Saudia Cargo’s operations. John Batten, Chief Executive Officer Gateway Services for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia at WFS, also emphasized their commitment to providing Saudia Cargo with the highest level of service and supporting their future growth plans.
In conclusion, the extension of the cargo handling partnership between Saudia Cargo and WFS is a significant step towards strengthening their collaboration and meeting the evolving needs of their customers. With their shared vision and dedication to excellence, this partnership is poised to continue delivering exceptional service and driving growth for both companies.