UAS International Trip Support and Tyrolean Jet Services enter Strategic Partnership
UAS International Trip Support and Tyrolean Jet Services are pleased to announce a partnership agreement at EBACE 2015 that will see UAS, the leading global trip support provider, supply aviation support services to premium VVIP charter operator TJS.
The announcement is the pinnacle of a collaboration that has lasted several months during which time UAS has been streamlining operations to meet TJS’s specific requirements. The agreement will see UAS supply flight support, flight planning, dispatch, permits, navigation, handling, Hotac, fuel and other international operational assistance to the Austrian VVIP operator. As a strategic partner of UAS, TJS will enjoy unmatched operational excellence and the highest standard of international service, as well as the status of preferred charter operator for UAS charter flights. TJS will also benefit from UAS’ outstanding experience and unrivalled global network that includes continental headquarters in Houston, Johannesburg, Hong Kong and Dubai, regional offices in Lagos, Nairobi, Beijing and New Delhi and ground presence in 37 countries.
“In a highly competitive market that demands the best standards of service, it’s a testament to our exemplary operational record that TJS has chosen us to be its preferred partner. “We’re looking forward to a strong and mutually beneficial partnership,” says Mohammed Husary, UAS Co-founder and Executive President.
“We’re delighted to be entering this strategic partnership with UAS – we’re extremely proud of our track record and longstanding experience in the industry and feel UAS can meet our requirements perfectly,” according to Martin Lener, CEO of Tyrolean Jet Services.
The strategic partnership agreement was announced at EBACE in Geneva, Switzerland.
Source: UAS International Trip Support
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