(MENAFN- Muscat Daily) Muscat- Oman Air SATS Cargo, a joint company formed between Oman Air and the Singapore-based SATS, was incorporated in November last year. Following the successful union, a new identity starting with an online Cargo Management System (CMS) and a corresponding website, , mark the company's presence in the aviation industry.
As the premier cargo operations handler at Muscat International Airport, Oman Air SATS is expected to further strengthen Oman's position as a transit hub, promoting Muscat as the cargo gateway to the Middle East, a press release stated.
The new company provides handling services to and from Muscat for a wide range of cargo, including pharmaceutical products, perishables, live animals and valuable items.
Khalifa al Bahlani, corporate development manager of Oman Air SATS, said, 'Oman Air SATS is all set to become the premier cargo handling company in Muscat. With the competence and expertise of two world-class organisations, namely Oman Air and SATS joining hands to form this cargo entity, we rightly pride ourselves on our ability to offer guests the best possible services. 'The introduction of the new CMS system, utilising state-of-the-art technology, will certainly help us achieve this. 'The system, together with our new website, means we can offer an unrivalled service in the Middle East.'
The introduction of the new CMS replaces the current cargo handling system, Cargo Wings, at Muscat International Airport. Equipped with performance monitoring tools, the new system has already been deployed successfully at some of the world's major airports including Singapore, Hong Kong, Beijing, Taiwan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Delhi and Bangalore, the release added.
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