Amman, Jordan, April 1st, 2011 – TNT Express, the leading global International Express company is pleased to be the preferred logistics partner for major aviation companies based in Jordan. As a commitment to deliver the best service, TNT continues to expand its activities in China, India and South America and extend its regional networks, particularly in the Middle East and Asia.
Bryan Moulds, Regional Managing Director for TNT Middle East commented: “The aviation industry plays a major role in the Jordanian economy and we are proud to be working closely with them. This will surely create more volume for TNT and help us increase our market share in the region.”
“It’s refreshing to see a global express company entering the Aviation industry with a new philosophy such as TNT Express. New services have been launched in the Jordanian aviation market such as Dangerous Goods handling, Aircraft on Ground (AOG) and Engine shipping. This is due to the professional expanded product knowledge, in addition to understanding the industry needs and coming up with world-class solutions to provide dedicated support for businesses worldwide” said Nabil Jallad, Head of Materials Department at Jordan Aviation Airline.
TNT Express offers to its Aviation partners a combination of maintenance and logistics services: a 24/7 logistics and aircraft on the ground (AOG) support desk with 25 dedicated employees, a full range of in-house capabilities such as transportation, maintenance, inventory management, parts management, ground equipment support, stores and warehousing.
In addition, TNT Express provides an experienced management team with airlines philosophy and a global network to support our customers’ needs worldwide.
TNT Express team is working hand in hand to guarantee high standards of efficiency to supply the best level of service and assure a faster, unique and personalized service to our customers.
“I would have no hesitation in recommending your business to others with a requirement for an efficient, cost effective and on time service,” added Jallad.