GEODIS Commits Long-term Airfreight Capacity Between Europe and USA

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GEODIS has announced the continuation of its scheduled Own Controlled Network (OCN) service linking Europe and the USA. The current service provides three full rotations each week and has been confirmed throughout 2021.

GEODIS is contracting freighters to operate within its OCN as part of its global AirDirect service offering due to transatlantic air freight capacity continuing to be tight and forecasted to remain so well into 2021. The 2021 schedule is confirmed between Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) and Chicago O’Hare (ORD) with 3 departures and 3 return flights a week.

Eric Martin-Neuville, Executive Vice President, Freight Forwarding of GEODIS said: “Our customers on both sides of the Atlantic have been suffering from a severe shortage of regular, guaranteed air freight options. We foresee this situation remaining for some time and so have committed resources to provide stability and assure the continuity of our service through the full year of 2021. As a critical element of our OCN program, we can ensure seamless end-to-end delivery through consistent monitoring and control of all shipments, including pharmaceuticals and medical equipment as well as vaccine delivery as it becomes available.”

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