Jettainer To Provide ULD Management Services for T’way Air

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Following the recent expansion of the aircraft fleet, T’way Air has chosen Jettainer to provide its unit load device (ULD) management services. After signing a five-years contract, since 1st March 2022, the Global Leader in ULD management has been continuously providing containers and pallets for the Seoul-based airline’s three new Airbus A330 aircraft and has been supporting the airline with its efficient ULD management services.

By May 2022, T’Way Airline will propose to add the addition of three leased Airbus A330-300 aircraft to its current Boeing 737-800s and Jettainer will provide the airline with a customized ULD fleet by administering the steering. Also, a wide range of expert repair services is on offer to maintain the most minor damage of all units.

Upon the leading IT setup and dedication of work in terms of the control teams and ULD fleets, Jettainer guaranteed a 100% supply of ULDs and efficient and smooth operations of the new wide-body fleet.

ULDs provided and managed by Jettainer will initially fly on T’Way’s route between South Korea’s Gimpo International Airport and Jeju International Airport. According to T’Way Airline, they are planning to add 7 more A330-300s to their fleet and begin medium and long-haul flights to destinations such as Sydney, Croatia, and Honolulu. Additional international flights between Singapore and Vietnam are set to follow in the future.

“We are putting our ULD management services in the best hands by opting for Jettainer’s many years of experience and professional services. As we grow our fleet now and, in the future, we are deliberately embracing sustainable and cost-efficient ULD solutions, so this partnership is an excellent fit with our constant efforts to increase innovation, cut costs, and enhance efficiency,” said Mr. Sung-sup Park, Chief Cargo External Affairs Director at T’Way Air.

Mr. Thorsten Riekert, Chief Sales Officer at Jettainer claims “We are active all over the globe and recognize that the Asian market offers significant potential to us, as aviation will continue to grow there in the years ahead. Outsourcing ULD services is an especially attractive alternative for expanding airlines like T´way Air as efficient management cuts costs and reduces CO2 emissions.”


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