Condor renews Unilode contract

ULD stars of the stripes. Image: Unilode

Happy with the first five years of partnership (the first partnership agreement was signed in MAR21), Unilode Aviation Solutions and Condor have renewed their contract – possibly for another 5 years – the press release does not disclose the details. It is a Full ULD Management renewal which means that Unilode will continue to support the airline with ULD provision in close accompaniment increasingly intelligent digital solutions, tracking capabilities and data-driven insights that help improve ULD performance.

Janis Balkens, Chief Operations Officer at Unilode Aviation Solutions, revealed: “We are proud to continue our partnership with Condor. This has been built on a strong foundation of trust and shared success. This renewal reflects the confidence in our ability to deliver reliable, high-quality ULD management services, while also supporting Condor’s future ambitions. Together, we look forward to further strengthening our collaboration, driving innovation through our digital solutions, and enabling continued growth.”

Dimitri Mougoyannis, Director Ground Operations, said: “Reliable ULD management is an essential part of efficient ground operations, particularly as Condor continues to grow its fleet and network. Unilode has been a trusted partner, consistently delivering high operational standards and tailored solutions to support our operational requirements. We are pleased to extend this partnership and continue working together to further strengthen the efficiency and reliability of our operations.”

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