Menzies Aviation formally integrates AMI

Menzies Aviation has integrated its freight forwarding subsidiary, Air Menzies International (AM), into its Cargo division, to establish a unified global cargo platform. Effective 12JUN26, AMI operates under the leadership of EVP Cargo, Beau Paine, but maintains its own brand, identity and customer relationships. The move combines AMI’s freight forwarding expertise with Menzies’ extensive ground handling and cargo operations across 347 airports in 65 countries, strengthening its end-to-end offering (including e-commerce capabilities) for airline partners and customers.

AMI maintains its branding but becomes part of a global cargo unit. Image: Menzies Aviation

The integration is the result of the Menzies Aviation Executive Management Board’s strategic review which includes AMI’s EVP, Carlos Font, leaving the company after three years in which he contributed greatly towards its digitalization and network growth. The press release points out, however, that AMI’s regional leadership will remain in place and will continue to lead operations across their respective geographies.

Beau Paine, EVP Cargo, Menzies Aviation, announced: “This is a positive development for both businesses. AMI has built a strong reputation and a loyal customer base over 50 years. By bringing AMI into our Cargo division, we can offer airline partners and customers something unique – the depth of AMI’s freight forwarding expertise combined with the scale and reach of Menzies Aviation. The AMI brand remains and customers can expect the same high-quality service, now backed by even greater capability.”

Philipp Joeinig, Group CEO, Menzies Aviation added: “By combining AMI’s freight forwarding expertise with the scale and capabilities of Menzies Aviation, we can deliver a more connected, end-to-end service while keeping the flexibility and trusted relationships our customers value. AMI’s brand and neutrality is key to what makes it successful, and this will not change. By joining the Menzies Cargo division, AMI teams can tap into a broader global network and shared expertise, while continuing to do what they do best. AMI has been at the forefront of freight forwarding since 1976, building a respected and trusted brand that will continue for many years to come.”

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