Singapore Airlines, WFS extend cargo handling tie-up

Three-year contract renewed for UK, France and Belgium.

Singapore Airlines extended its cargo handling partnership with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a member of the SATS Group, in the United Kingdom, France and Belgium by three more years.

The companies announced Wednesday that Singapore Airlines is renewing its cargo handling and UK domestic road feeder services partnership with WFS at the London Heathrow and Manchester airports.

Singapore’s national carrier is also teaming up with WFS for cargo handling in preparation for the launch of new direct flights between Singapore Changi Airport and London Gatwick Airport.

In France, the airline awarded the three-year contract extension with WFS, bringing their partnership to over 40 years. Singapore Airlines and WFS have worked in Brussels since 2021.

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