DHL partners with Singapore Airlines to deliver in-flight amenities

DHL will manage the global transportation of all in-flight amenities from Singapore Airlines to all of its network destinations and offices in the world.

According to DHL, they have been awarded a business win with Singapore Airlines.

As part of the contract, DHL will provide all inland transportaton services to Singapore Airlines' China and Germany hubs through its Supply Chain unit. The contract covers both ocean freight and air freight services.

Commenting on the win, Sam Ang, CEO, Southeast Asia, DHL Global Forwarding, said: “This is a prestigious win for DHL and we look forward to bringing our worldwide logistics and international knowledge and expertise to this project. We are confident that DHL can help Singapore Airlines deliver reduced costs and enhanced logistics efficiency in order to meet global passenger demands. We are very excited about this partnership with Singapore Airlines, one of the leading airlines in the world, as this contract further reinforces our footing in international aviation logistics.”

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