Officials at the airports will also jointly develop new markets and unite in their quest to nab new customers, exchanging information and personnel when needed. Representatives from Mitteldeutsche Flughaen AG — Leipzig/Halle’s parent company — and the Shanghai Airport Authority signed the agreement during the transport logistic China exhibition in Shanghai.
“The future belongs to those airports that are involved in actively developing unified standards for making information available to the benefit of customers and anchoring these standards in a high-quality management system,” Markus Kopp, Mitteldeutsche’s CEO, said in a statement. “This further cooperation arrangement with the Chinese target market will not only open up new horizons for customer acquisition for Leipzig/Halle Airport, but also trigger additional growth incentives.”
During the first quarter, Leipzig/Halle experienced a 14-percent, year-over-year, rise in cargo activity. Year-over-year numbers for April showed a 13.7-percent volume increase.
Officials at the airports will also jointly develop new markets and unite in their quest to nab new customers, exchanging information and personnel when needed. Representatives from Mitteldeutsche Flughaen AG — Leipzig/Halle’s parent company — and the Shanghai Airport Authority signed the agreement during the transport logistic China exhibition in Shanghai.
“The future belongs to those airports that are involved in actively developing unified standards for making information available to the benefit of customers and anchoring these standards in a high-quality management system,” Markus Kopp, Mitteldeutsche’s CEO, said in a statement. “This further cooperation arrangement with the Chinese target market will not only open up new horizons for customer acquisition for Leipzig/Halle Airport, but also trigger additional growth incentives.”
During the first quarter, Leipzig/Halle experienced a 14-percent, year-over-year, rise in cargo activity. Year-over-year numbers for April showed a 13.7-percent volume increase.