Menzies Aviation ha obtenido siete licencias de asistencia en tierra en España

Menzies Aviation, socio líder de servicios para aeropuertos y aerolíneas globales, ha obtenido siete licencias de servicios de asistencia en tierra por parte de la Autoridad de Aeropuertos de España (AENA), en una licitación histórica que cubre 41 licencias en 43 aeropuertos de toda España.

En el mayor concurso de asistencia en tierra del mundo, valorado en más de 5.000 millones de euros, Menzies entró en un competitivo proceso de licitación que le ha llevado a convertirse en uno de los principales socios de asistencia en tierra en España.

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Menzies has been awarded ground handling licenses for Barcelona (BCN), Palma Mallorca (PMI), Malaga (AGP), Alicante (ALC), Gran Canaria (LPA), Tenerife Sur (TFS) and Tenerife Norte (TFN) airports. The seven-year licenses will see Menzies provide full ramp and passenger services at these airports from early 2024 to 2031.  

 Menzies has been operating in Spain since 2004 and will continue to provide passenger services at a further seven airports. 

Miguel Gomez, executive vice president Europe, Menzies Aviation said, “We are honoured that the Spanish Airport Authority (AENA) has awarded Menzies licenses to deliver our safe and trusted services in seven airports across Spain, including two new airports. These stations will complement our existing operations across Europe, which now includes 51 airports in 16 countries, and follows successful acquisitions and partnerships in Montenegro, Serbia, Bulgaria and Italy.”

Philipp Joeinig, CEO, Menzies Aviation said, “We are extremely proud to be selected as one of the main ground handling partners by the Spanish Airport Authority (AENA). We take pride in providing the safest, most secure, and consistent services tailored to our customers’ needs and look forward to providing a full range of passenger and ramp services at seven airports in Spain and continuing to provide passenger services at a further seven airports. In August, airports in the AENA network hit a historical passenger record, with a 5.7% increase in airport turns. We look forward to working with AENA as a strategic partner, supporting our airline customers to continue this impressive growth.” 

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