Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a SATS company, has signed a contract extension with Oman Air to provide cargo handling at Paris CDG as well as handling and trucking services connecting 11 regional airports throughout France.

Oman Air currently operates four direct flights a week between Muscat and Paris, carrying over 7,500 tonnes of cargo a year onboard its Boeing 787-900 services.

    [Source: WFS]

“We are committed to maintaining the high standards we provide for our customers, and signing this contract renewal is part of this process,” Michael Duggan, Oman Air’s Head of Cargo, said.

“Contract extensions are earned by good customer relationships and robust performance measured against agreed service level agreements. WFS is proud to be meeting the high standards required by Oman Air,” Laurent Bernard said.

“Our team in France clearly understand the airline’s processes and service expectations and the responsibility to ensure the quality of Oman Air’s bespoke freight transportation solutions, including for special commodities such as pharma, fresh produce, valuables and dangerous goods. We are proud to be growing our partnership,” Bernard added.

Through its partnership with WFS, Oman Air offers its customers a full range of value-added services, including temperature-controlled healthcare products using WFS’ IATA CEIV Pharma and Good Distribution Practice (GDP) certified Pharma Centre at CDG.

In Paris, WFS also provides a European Inspection Point for perishables and pharmaceutical shipments as well as a dedicated live animal station. 

WFS’ nationwide trucking network in France and offline handling services also connect cargo carried onboard Oman Air’s flights with local WFS stations in Paris Orly, Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice, Rennes, Strasbourg, Toulouse, and EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg. 

The new contract was signed today at air cargo Europe in Munich by Oman Air’s Head of Cargo, Michael Duggan, and John Batten, Chief Executive Officer, Gateway Services, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia (EMEAA) at WFS, and Laurent Bernard, vice president, France.