Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a subsidiary of SATS Ltd., has officially expanded its operations at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport by acquiring Menzies World Cargo (Amsterdam) B.V.. This strategic acquisition enhances WFS’s cargo handling capacity, solidifying its position as a leading air cargo operator in one of Europe’s busiest logistics hubs.
Strengthening Cargo Operations at Schiphol
With this acquisition, WFS now controls over 50,000 square meters of warehouse space at Schiphol, allowing the company to:
- Expand service capacity for existing airline and freight forwarder customers.
- Increase operational efficiency by streamlining cargo handling processes.
- Strengthen its logistics infrastructure to support future industry growth.
Why This Acquisition Matters
- Strategic Expansion: The deal aligns with WFS’s goal of enhancing its cargo footprint in key global logistics hubs.
- Customer Growth: WFS now serves over 120 airline and freight forwarder clients at Schiphol.
- Workforce Integration: The Menzies World Cargo team is set to join WFS, ensuring continuity of service and expertise.
A Commitment to Growth
John Batten, CEO for Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia at WFS, emphasized the significance of this acquisition:
“This expansion reflects our long-term commitment to Schiphol and our growing network of airline partners. Our enhanced infrastructure and talented workforce will further improve service quality and position us for future growth.”
The Future of Air Cargo at Schiphol
As global air cargo demand rises, WFS’s strategic move ensures it remains a key player in Europe’s logistics ecosystem. The company’s investment in cutting-edge warehouse infrastructure and technology-driven cargo solutions will further support efficiency, security, and sustainability in air freight operations.
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