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The additional flights are 1545 from Ryde and 1600 from Southsea, on Monday to Friday only.
Julie Horrocks, Head of Ground Operations at Hovertravel explains,
“We always monitor our passenger numbers and flows in detail and, over the past year, this has been even more crucial as we responded to the pandemic and the needs of the local community.
“Hovertravel has the advantage of being hyper-flexible and we can add flights in very quickly as demand dictates. We also review the data for trends and we can see that, with school children returning home and regular travellers starting to leave work, the hour around 1600 is becoming busier.
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South Africa’s largest ground handling company, BidAir Services will be changing hands. National Aviation Services (NAS) (www.NAS.aero), Colossal Africa and a consortium comprised of the current executive management team have signed an agreement to acquire BidAir Services from the Bidvest Group. The closing of the acquisition is subject to fulfilling final requirements from the Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) that manages South African airports as well as other regulatory approvals.
BidAir Services provides quality-handling services including passenger and ramp handling, load control and operations, cleaning, toilet and water services, amongst others at nine South African airports. The airports include three main international gateways – O.R. Tambo International in Johannesburg, Cape Town International and King Shaka International in Durban. BidAir’s
National Aviation Services (NAS), the aviation services provider in emerging markets, announced the launch of its operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
NAS launched operations at N djili Airport in Kinshasa serving 76 flights per week out of the airport. The company is currently serving Kenya Airways, DHL, Ethiopian Airlines, Uganda Airlines and FlyCAA with other major carriers to be added shortly. Operations will also kick off at Lubumbashi and Goma International Airports in the near future.
Hassan El-Houry, Group CEO of NAS said, “We are excited to partner with CHS to launch our ground handling operations in Africa’s second largest country. In the midst of a pandemic, we have been successful in securing a new license and launching operations in a new location. Developing air transport can open up access to DRC, which in turn will contribute greatly to the economy. By bringing our knowledge and expertise to airports in DRC, we are keen to enhance the aviation
Empowering ground operations
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