Gulf air has extended its longstanding unit load device (ULD) agreement with Unilode for another ten years. As a part of the renewed agreement, Unilode will continue to supply pallets, and lighter weight and more durable AKE containers from its ULD pool to Gulf Air for increased synergies and sustainability benefits.
Captain Waleed Al Alawi, CEO, Gulf Air, said: “In the past ten years of our close cooperation, Unilode has demonstrated excellent customer-centric attitude and met all our expectations, therefore we are delighted to continue working together with our valued partner.”
Unilode will also provide speciality containers, which will be dedicated for Gulf Air’s exclusive use.
Ross Marino, CEO, Unilode, said: “Gulf Air is one of Unilode’s most loyal ULD management customers, and we are pleased with the extension of our partnership until 2032. Gulf Air is well-known in the industry for its focus on customers and its continuous improvement, and we are proud that Unilode has been able to contribute to its growth and success.”
Unilode has been supporting Gulf Air’s fleet growth and route network extension with global ULD supply, management, maintenance and digital services as well as accessories management since 2011.