Singapore: Airport and food services provider Sats has joined forces with logistics giant DHL to offer carriers like Singapore Airlines (SIA) new ways to better manage food and other resources.
The initiative will deliver costs savings for airlines while giving travellers more choice of in-flight meals and a greater array of amenities such as duty-free goods, among other benefits, the firms said.
They will be focusing on the airline market in India, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
Sats, Changi Airport's biggest ground handler, and DHL said the memorandum of understanding combines their strengths: "The comprehensive ... solution spans demand planning, menu customisation and planning, to supply chain consultancy and reverse logistics."
Reverse logistics involves moving goods from where they are consumed back to their point of origin for reuse or disposal.
The firms added: "With end-to-end visibility, airlines will be able to achieve higher consistency, better inventory management, reduced waste and greater customer insights."
They also said the tie-up will remove the need for airlines to seek out different providers for different services.
15/09/19 Straits Times
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The initiative will deliver costs savings for airlines while giving travellers more choice of in-flight meals and a greater array of amenities such as duty-free goods, among other benefits, the firms said.
They will be focusing on the airline market in India, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
Sats, Changi Airport's biggest ground handler, and DHL said the memorandum of understanding combines their strengths: "The comprehensive ... solution spans demand planning, menu customisation and planning, to supply chain consultancy and reverse logistics."
Reverse logistics involves moving goods from where they are consumed back to their point of origin for reuse or disposal.
The firms added: "With end-to-end visibility, airlines will be able to achieve higher consistency, better inventory management, reduced waste and greater customer insights."
They also said the tie-up will remove the need for airlines to seek out different providers for different services.
15/09/19 Straits Times
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