SAHCOL NOW HANDLES ETHIOPIAN AIRLINE CARGO OPERATIONS

Skyway Aviation Handling Company Limited (SAHCOL) announced on Monday in Lagos that Ethiopian Airlines has moved its Cargo Operations to SAHCOL.

The relocation will see that all import shipments on Ethiopian Airline flights to and from Lagos, Abuja and Kano are to be warehoused in the SAHCOL warehouses before clearance, while all export cargo on the Ethiopian Airline flights from all its destinations in Nigeria, are now to originate from the SAHCOL warehouses in the various locations.

SAHCOL, which is an ISAGO (IATA) and RA3 (European Union) certified Ground Handling Company has recently made massive investments in state-of-the-art aviation ground handling equipment, construction of an ultra-modern cargo import and export warehouses, manpower trainings and excellent customer services.

Hence, SAHCOL continue on the part of growth in confidence with existing and prospective clients

Therefore, with this new endorsement of the SAHCOL brand again, by one of the African's best airline, just after the recent relocation by Airfrance-KLM, SAHCOL is further determined to continually deliver excellent and speedy Aviation Ground Handling services to the delight and satisfaction of its customers, and the Aviation industry in general.

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