DSV is to expand its air charter network which offers controlled cargo capacity on key trade lanes and reliable transit times.
DSV’s air charter network benefits from using some of the world’s largest airports along with less congested airports such as Luxembourg, Huntsville (Alabama, US) and Macau to ensure faster turnaround on the ground and reducing the risk of delays. Whilst it’s expanded it has also discontinued Europe to the Republic of the Congo charter route.
DSV also designs and oversees ground-handling, ensuring short transit times and complete control from door-to-door.
“During a time with many disruptions due to Coronavirus, our air charter network has provided stability to our customers and proved extremely valuable,” said Mads Ravn, Head of Global Air Freight Procurement at DSV.
The network is capable of handling special cargo such as pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, microchips, oversized oil and gas equipment, hazardous cargo as well as high-value goods. The DSV charter network accounts for less than 5% of DSV’s global volume.
DSV has teamed up with global cargo airlines to expand the network to include also:
Source: DSV
