Turkish Airlines awards cargo handling contract to Africa Flight Services (AFS) in Johannesburg

13/12/2016

Turkish Airlines has extended its cargo handling agreement in South Africa with Africa Flight Services (AFS), part of Worldwide Flight Services’ (WFS) global airport services group, with the awarding of a new contract in Johannesburg.

AFS, which already provides cargo handling services for the ...

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