SATS wins 14 new cargo and ground handling contracts from Air India

Air India also renewed 11 contracts with SATS and its unit.

Air India awarded SATS and its unit, Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), 14 new cargo and ground handling contracts across multiple major airports in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.

Air India also renewed 11 contracts with SATS and WFS following a global tendering process.

The new cargo and ground handling stations include, but are not limited to, Chicago, Washington Dulles, London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Birmingham, Frankfurt, Milan, Kuala Lumpur, and Hong Kong.

“Streamlining our logistics processes and enhancing service levels across passengers and cargo are instrumental to the ongoing transformation of Air India. By strengthening our partnership with SATS and WFS, we look forward to delivering a world-class operation for our customers around the world,” Ramesh Mamidala,” head of Cargo at Air India said.

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