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Dubai: The airport services company dnata handled over 5,000 cargo-in-cabin flights and moved 50,000 tons of shipments at Dubai International airport (DXB) since March last year.
Dnata said it “enhanced” services and trained more than 500 employees to handle passenger planes carrying cargo. To meet demand, several airlines introduced additional cargo capacity during the pandemic by using passenger aircraft with seats fully or partially removed from the cabin.
“There was intense demand for airlines to recoup revenue through cargo-in-cabin operations and we needed to be in a position to provide safe and effective ground handling services quickly,” said Paul Littlejohn, dnata s Divisional Vice-President for Airside Operations.
Emirates appoints executive VP of dnata
DUBAI, March 4, 2021 Dubai-based Emirates Group has announced the appointment of Steve Allen as the Executive Vice President of dnata, a global leading air services provider. Allen will be responsible for all dnata’s businesses covering ground handling, catering and travel across six continents. In addition, he will assume responsibility for managing Emirates Group’s relationships with its associated businesses, including MMI, Emirates CAE Flight Training and Premier Inn. In his new role, Steve Allen will continue to report to Gary Chapman, President Group Services and dnata, until his retirement at the end of March. Thereafter, Steve Allen will report directly to His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman & Chief Executive of Emirates Airline & Group.
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