Aviataater Airport alliance extends with Wizz Air at Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Malmö airports
Aviator Airport Alliance, a full -term airline provider at 15 airports and a member of AVIA Solutions Group, the largest ACMI (aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance), has extended its partnership with Wizz Air. Under the renewed agreement, the Aviator Airport alliance will continue to provide passenger services, handle, and remove services for the next three years. The agreement covers three airports in northern Europe – Copenhagen Airport (CPH), Gothenburg Landvere airport (GOT) and Malmo Airport (MMX).
In Copenhagen, the contract covers trips to destinations including Budapest, Belgrade, Gdansk, Warsaw, and Bochrest. Through these destinations, Wizz Air runs more than 1,800 flights annually with a fleet consisting of Airbus A320 and A321. In Sweden, the extending nodes reach about 1500 turns annually, which are almost equal between the flights that are operated by Gothenburg and Malmo.
Joe Alex Tanim, CEO of Aviator Airport Alliance, emphasizes that partnership with Wizz Air originally started in 2015, and new contracts will extend the partnership to a total of 12 years. This is a testament to the strong relationship that was built.
“We are proud of our partnership with Wizz Air, especially the fact that it continues successfully for a decade, which is great in the competitive environment today. Wizz Air is an important holder of 800 roads for about 200 destinations in Europe and abroad, which is a privilege to be part of their success.”
The extension of the contract reflects confidence in the pilot’s ability to provide high -quality and timely processing services.
“Over the course of a full decade of work together, Aviator has repeatedly showed their experience and ability to provide high -quality services. Modern aviation depends on the quality of all its operations, and our partners have shown their commitment to responsibility and hard work.
