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Gulf’s dnata signs expanded five-year contract with Sydney Airport
May 21st 2021
dnata has signed a new five-year contract with Sydney Airport that includes expanding the air travel services provider's existing cargo facility by 4,800 square metres to 16,300 square metres. Read More » "This expansion provides strategic and operational benefits for dnata to support continued cargo volume growth driven by increased customer demand," dnata Australia managing director, Brett Fuller, said in a statement.
Sydney Airport, CEO Geoff Culbert, told shareholders at the company's annual general meeting the airport was handling about 14,000 passengers a week on flights to and from New Zealand under the air travel bubble between the two countries, about 30% of pre-COVID-19 levels. "With the benefit of time, the June long weekend and the July school holidays in the months ahead, we believe we will see a more sustained recovery in Trans-Tasman traffic," Culbert said in prepared remarks.
