Aircargonet International is a new partnership with AirBaltic
Aircargonet International (Aircargonet) has announced a new partnership with national Latvian airlines after successfully winning the giving process. With the immediate impact, Aircargonet will manage all air -related air businesses for Airbaltic in Germany as a new sales and public services agent (GSSA) for the airline, including, among other things, sales, aviation/operations planning, managing reservations and local shipping related to shipping.
“We are grateful for the confidence that Airbaltic has put in the United States and the entire team, and we are now looking to make this new partnership success,” says Max Leeder, CEO of Aircargonet International. “We have gained a very strong and reliable member with Airbaltic with which we adhere to and ensure reliable air shipping services in the German market.”
This partnership enhances Aircargonet as well as a leading GSSA and benefit from the presence of the AirBaltic market in Germany.
Airbaltic is the national carrier of Latvia with a quarter of its president at Riga International Airport. It runs trips on nearly 130 roads from Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius mainly to European destinations as well as the Middle East, North Africa and the Caucasus. Airbaltic works on the All-Airbus A220 fleet with 50 aircraft.
Aircargonet International, founded by Klaus Leader, was established in 1999, a sales agent and public services owned by private and independent ownership near Frankfurt Airport. They were running and supervising the airline shipping for more than two and a half decades and representing famous transport companies such as Amerijet, Royal Jordanian, Ozbekistan Airlines, Middle East Airlines, Tab Bolivia, Flydubai and the latest member, Airbaltic. Whether this is a sensitive shipment to pass in temperature, pharmaceutical charging, or huge goods, Aircargonet ensures a safe transfer in each step on the road. As an accredited GSSA of dangerous goods, the company supports the highest safety standards.
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