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Menzies wins international contracts

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Menzies Aviation has secured three five-year contracts with Qatar Airways in Sweden and Denmark.

The company will provide ground handling, de-icing, and lounge services at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Copenhagen Airport and Gottenburg Landvetter Airport.

The five-year contracts covers over 2,000 flights a year and will begin in January 2020.

Giles Wilson, chief executive at Menzies Aviation, said: “The addition of a further three stations for Qatar Airways in Scandinavia, represents a major expansion of Menzies Aviation services with this leading global airline.”

By Michelle Mooney

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