Loading equipment fleet
Sunclass Airlines extends cooperation with Jettainer
Jettainer will continue to manage Sunclass Airlines' unit load devices (ULDs) for the next five years. The leading international provider of ULD management has already been managing and maintaining the Danish airline's ULD fleet for several years.
Sunclass Airlines currently operates a fleet of eight Airbus 321 aircraft and two Airbus 330s. From its eight bases in Denmark, Nordwegen, Finland and Sweden, the charter airline serves destinations in the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands, Africa and Thailand. Its portfolio also includes ad-hoc charters. Jettainer manages and maintains the entire container and pallet fleet for Sunclass Airlines.
"The trust that Sunclass Airlines has now placed in us is a confirmation of our work and an incentive to continue to provide the best service in the future. We are sure that we can continue to support Sunclass in its growth plans with our efficient ULD management and look forward to a long-term cooperation," says Thorsten Riekert, Chief Sales Officer of Jettainer GmbH.
"In light of the current situation, it is more important than ever for us to manage all areas of our company efficiently. By working with Jettainer, we are in the best possible position in the area of ULDs. We therefore see the ULD specialist as an ideal partner with whom we want to grow in the long term," says Bent Erlandsen, Director Operations at Sunclass Airlines.
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