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European ground handling network ground.net to present two new members and rolls out new logo image in November 2015

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After the successful launch of ground.net in 2013, the German ground handling company AeroGround Flughafen München GmbH, Greece’s Goldair Handling and AAS Airline Assistance Switzerland are pleased to welcome two new members to the network: the Scandinavian Aviator Airport Alliance Europe AB and Italy’s GH Italia.

With this expansion of the strategic partnership, airline clients can now be provided with premium ground handling services in Scandinavia, the UK and Italy as well. The expanded network will be presented on the relaunched website www.ground.net. The new logo includes a multicolour asterisk symbol, symbolising the dynamic European network and innovative partnership of ground.net.

This post was published on 16 November 2015 17:29

André Orban

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