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WFS connects Singapore Airlines to 18 UK regional airports

[ December 13, 2022   //   ]

Singapore Airlines has extended its cargo partnership with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) in the UK with a new contract for domestic trucking services connecting 18 regional offline airports.

WFS has provided cargo handling for the airline in the UK since 2015 from London Heathrow and Manchester airports, including trucking services between the two airports as well as offline handling across all of WFS’ other UK stations. WFS now handles over 45,000 tonnes per annum for Singapore Airlines, which currently operates 30 flights a week ex Heathrow and seven weekly services from Manchester using a combination of Airbus A350 and A380 and Boeing 777 and 747F aircraft.

Singapore Airlines will use WFS’ 600 road transport services per week serving 18 other UK regional airports overnight 5-7 days a week.

WFS has recently expanded its UK fleet to 28 tractor units and 31 trailers including curtain-sided and refrigerated units as well as and rollerbed temperature-controlled trailers.

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