National Aviation Services and Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) sign ground handling agreement

According to this agreement, NAS will provide Ukraine International Airlines with Passenger Services, Cargo Services and Ramp Handling at the Kuwait International Airport.

The official signing of the agreement was represented by Mr. Bruce Richterkessing, Director of Operations at NAS while Ukraine International Airlines was represented by senior official, Ms. Iryna Kabolina, Senior Service Manager for Outbase Stations.

Ukrainian International Airlines will initially be operating 3 flights a week on the Kiev-Kuwait- Kiev sector using B 737 series aircraft which will eventually increase to 4 flights per week. Ukraine International Airlines' (UIA) is Ukraine's leading international airline and its primary business is providing passenger and cargo transportation. Over the years since its creation UIA has satisfied all of the goals set out in its Foundation Documents: creating a high quality competitive international Ukrainian airline; expanding and integrating Ukraine's aviation industry worldwide; introducing the best technology and management methods, attracting foreign investments and earning profits.

"NAS is on the road towards establishing a client base that includes the world's top airlines" commented Engineer Naji Al-Ajmi Chief Executive Officer of National Aviation Services. "Ukraine International Airlines is one of the fastest growing airlines in Europe, have high quality standards and are in the process of adding more products and destinations to attract passengers. We are happy to be servicing them and are certain that we will be able to add value to their operations in Kuwait" he added.

NAS will also offer First & Business Class Passengers of Ukraine International Airlines other value added services like the "Hala Kuwait" Meet & Assist and five star hospitality at the distinguished Pearl Lounge that exceeds clients' expectations. Aiming at total customer satisfaction and quality service, NAS delivers a perfect set of services enabling airlines to concentrate on flying" he concluded.