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Goldair Handling Announces New Cooperation Agreements

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Goldair_IMG_2359_1_1Goldair Handling, present in 26 Greek airports, has announced new cooperation agreements with Siberia Airlines, Travel Service Airline, Emirates and Alitalia.

  • Goldair Handling and Russia’s fastest-growing airline, Siberia Airlines, have signed an agreement for ground handling at all Greek airports.
  • Goldair Handling Bulgaria recently concluded a new handling agreement with Travel Service Airline (Czech Republic) for the airport of Burgas in Bulgaria where Goldair Handling Bulgaria operates from 2012.
  • Apart from the continuous expansion of its clientele list, Goldair Handling also proceeded with contract renewals with Emirates and Alitalia. Specifically, Alitalia, proceeded with a contract for its flights’ ground handling at all Greek airports for both scheduled and charter flights as well as for the Sofia airport in Bulgaria that Alitalia operates daily from Rome and where Goldair Handling Bulgaria operates from 2010.

In 2012 Goldair Handling handled 66.000 flights, 11 million passengers and 31 million tons of cargo.

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