- Oman Air’s Cargo division has strengthened its global network by announcing five new General Sales Agent (GSA) partnerships, including the addition of two new offline routes to Australia and Japan, under the management of GSA Australia Cargo and World Prime Services.
- Three other public service agencies – Al Madina Travel Company (Kuwait), MGH Logistics (Qatar) and APG (Saudi Arabia) – will cover key online markets. The partnerships, each lasting for two years, aim to enhance customer service and enhance international reach.
Oman Air Cargo has announced five new partnerships with General Sales Agents (GSA), providing two new offline routes to Australia and Japan.
The two new offline routes will be serviced by GSA Australia Cargo and World Prime Services.
The other three public service agencies, namely Al Madina Travel Company, MGH Logistics and APG, will operate online flights to Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia respectively.
“The expansion of our GSA network, including the launch of new offline routes to Australia and Japan, reflects the strong momentum behind Oman Air Cargo,” said Michael Duggan, Oman Air’s Head of Cargo.
“These new partnerships enable us to serve our customers more effectively, expand our global reach, and build on the airline’s transformation.”
In addition to the new contracts that will last for two years, Oman Air Cargo Department has also renewed a number of general public services contracts for a period of one year.
To celebrate this achievement, the company hosted 27 representatives from its GSA network at an event held in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
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