This collaboration, initiated in 2018 when Nepal Airlines entrusted Unilode with the management of its containers and pallets, has proven beneficial, leading to increased operational efficiencies.
Unilode Aviation Solutions, a prominent player in outsourced unit load device (ULD) management, repair, and digital services, has announced the extension of its full-service ULD management partnership with Nepal Airlines for another three years. This collaboration, initiated in 2018 when Nepal Airlines entrusted Unilode with the management of its containers and pallets, has proven beneficial, leading to increased operational efficiencies.
Nepal Airlines, the flag carrier of Nepal, currently operates two widebody aircraft servicing twelve international destinations with plans to expand further in the Asia Pacific region. The airline has expressed its satisfaction with the seamless operations facilitated by Unilode’s digital ULD pool, boasting over 160,000 units. The extension of this partnership underscores the continued success and mutual benefits derived from the collaboration.
Doleshwar Koirala, Director Ground Support Department, Nepal Airline said, “Unilode’s continuous support and dedication have played a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth operations of Nepal Airlines during our partnership. Unilode has helped our airline to overcome the challenges of recent times and continue to serve our passengers with safety and reliability, in addition to supporting our cargo business. We look forward to continuing our collaboration and thank Unilode for being a trusted partner of Nepal Airlines.”
Unilode, with the world’s largest digitized fleet of approximately 160,000 ULDs, is a key player in the aviation industry. The company owns and operates the most extensive global network for ULD maintenance and repair, catering to over 90 airlines through a network of more than 550 airports, 18 regional offices, and 50 certified repair stations. This vast infrastructure, supported by a workforce of over 800 employees, enables Unilode to deliver management, repair, short-term leasing, and digitalization solutions to airlines worldwide.
Ross Marino, Chief Executive Officer, Unilode said, “We are delighted to be recognised by Nepal Airlines for our partnership. Unilode’s commitment to delivering the highest level of services to our airline customers remains unwavering, and we are proud to contribute to the success of our customers. We look forward to continuing our full-service ULD management partnership with Nepal Airlines, whilst supporting their growth ambitions and ensuring the satisfaction of their passengers and cargo customers.”
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Nepal Airlines Corporation, founded in 1958, holds the distinction of being the oldest airline in Nepal. As a fully government-owned entity, it plays a vital role in developing tourism and air transport services in the country. Operating domestic and medium-haul services in Asia and the Middle East, Nepal Airlines has expanded its international reach with Airbus A320 and A330 fleets. The extension of the partnership with Unilode further solidifies Nepal Airlines’ commitment to excellence and efficiency in air transport services.
Question- How many ULDs does Unilode’s digital ULD pool boast?
Answer- over 160,000 units
Question- What is Nepal Airlines known for?
Answer- being the oldest airline in Nepal
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