Today the company joins the Latin America and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) to contribute to further developing the sales of Latin American airlines in Europe.
“Goldair is continuously expanding, and the company is currently looking to partner with operators in Latin America and the Caribbean and contribute to their growth and development as well as promote their brand awareness in foreign markets. We are very pleased to welcome the Goldair Airline Services team and work together in this new growth path for Latin American and Caribbean aviation. This is a region with huge potential, especially in terms of air connectivity to Europe,” comments José Ricardo Botelho, ALTA's Executive Director and CEO.
“Throughout the industry’s greatest crisis, Goldair continued its hard work to provide airlines with world-class services and support. We look forward to expanding to other markets and regions to partner with more world-class airlines. We are eager to offer our world-class services to the Latin American and Caribbean markets. Our main objective is to promote airline brand awareness in Greece with the objective of sales optimization mainly through the marine traffic channel, as more than 21,5% of the global commercial fleet is owned and managed by Greek Shipowners who, in their turn, issue all air tickets for crew changes through our market. We are confident that we can advance the business strategies of global and expanding companies from Latin America and the Caribbean. Becoming a member of ALTA is a major step forward in that direction,” said Nikos Sofiadis, Deputy Managing Director of Goldair.
Goldair Airline Services, a member of the Goldair Group, is one of the largest Travel and Transport Organizations in Greece as it is also active in Ground Handling, International Forwarding and Logistics, as well as Rail Transportation, with approximately 5,000 employees and operations in Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, India, and Switzerland.
Tags: Goldair Airline Services, Latin America and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA)
