Magma Aviation chooses Unilode to manage its ULDs

Unilode Aviation Solutions has been chosen by Magma Aviation to manage its 3,500-strong ULD fleet across its extensive international network. The contract began last month and has been signed for an unspecified number of years. In addition to the airline’s day-to-day ULD requirements, the contract also includes complete operational management planning, Unilode’s comprehensive digital service, track-and-trace coverage, and maintenance and repair services.

A well-managed ULD fleet is crucial in air cargo. Image: Magma Aviation

Peter Kerins, Chief Executive Officer of Magma Aviation, said: “As we embark on our new partnership with Unilode Aviation Solutions, we are confident that it will propel our growth. By transitioning to Unilode, we will not only have access to the world’s largest ULD fleet, but we will also benefit from improved ULD visibility through Unilode’s innovative digital management systems. This agreement is not just about numbers and resources, it is about building on our operational efficiencies to further enhance our services. With Unilode’s support, we can streamline our processes, optimise our logistics, and continue to be proud of the flexible and comprehensive services we deliver to our customers.”

Ross Marino, Unilode’s Chief Executive Officer, said: “We are proud and delighted to welcome Magma Aviation to Unilode. Our partnership for full ULD management will support Magma’s exciting growth journey. We are well-positioned to support Magma’s daily operations with our groundbreaking digital services. Our commitment to innovation, combined with the world’s most extensive tag and reader network—complemented by in-house developments like the eULD app and customer portal—ensures Magma benefits from the most advanced technology of its kind. We remain grateful to Magma Aviation for their trust in making such a transformational change to Unilode.”

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