SAS Air Mail and Post Danmark sign total mail agreement
Post Danmark has just signed a new two-year agreement with SAS Air Mail on international mail transportation. This means that the two companies will continue their integrated partnership on constant quality improvements for export mail.
The new contract has been awarded following a public tender, where airlines from all over the world made quotes on parts or all of Post Danmark’s international mail traffic. It is a total agreement, where SAS Air Mail accepts full responsibility for the economy and quality performance of Post Danmark’s letter mail shipments from Denmark to 22 countries, which are members of the EU and/or the International Post Corporation (IPC).
By analyzing the quotes, Post Danmark found that SAS Air Mail was best suited to fulfill the requirements. The partnership, which has existed for a number of years, could therefore be continued.
Contrasting our previous agreement with Post Danmark, the new contract does not cover the entire world, but only the most important mail destinations and countries within SAS’ routing network. This limits SAS Air Mail’s economic liability and enhances our quality performance, because we can keep the total logistic flow from airport-to-airport in control, says Michael Thomasen, managing director of SAS Air Mail.
Post Danmark has just signed a new two-year agreement with SAS Air Mail on international mail transportation. This means that the two companies will continue their integrated partnership on constant quality improvements for export mail.
The new contract has been awarded following a public tender, where airlines from all over the world made quotes on parts or all of Post Danmark’s international mail traffic. It is a total agreement, where SAS Air Mail accepts full responsibility for the economy and quality performance of Post Danmark’s letter mail shipments from Denmark to 22 countries, which are members of the EU and/or the International Post Corporation (IPC).
By analyzing the quotes, Post Danmark found that SAS Air Mail was best suited to fulfill the requirements. The partnership, which has existed for a number of years, could therefore be continued.
Contrasting our previous agreement with Post Danmark, the new contract does not cover the entire world, but only the most important mail destinations and countries within SAS’ routing network. This limits SAS Air Mail’s economic liability and enhances our quality performance, because we can keep the total logistic flow from airport-to-airport in control, says Michael Thomasen, managing director of SAS Air Mail.
