Urgent courier company time:matters has expanded its flight capacity network with numerousroutes operated by budget airline Germanwings.
Time:matters, partly owned by Lufthansa Cargo, said that it now offers its customers numerousadditional flights from Cologne and Stuttgart to destinations throughout Europe through acooperation with Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings.
The key advantages of the new cooperation are optimised connections and an increased number ofavailable direct flights to enable customers with urgent sameday shipments to save a significantamount of time, the courier operator said. Germanwings operates A319 jets on inner-German andEuropean city and tourist routes.
Franz-Joseph Miller, CEO of time:matters GmbH, explained: “Due to the cooperation withGermanwings, we are consistently expanding our services and creating positive synergy effects forour Sameday Air network. From now on, additional direct flights allow our customers with highlyurgent shipments to save valuable time on even more routes – in some cases even up to four hours.Through the cooperation with Germanwings we are able to offer a total of 236 additional flights to33 destinations daily, which makes our network even more attractive to our customers.”
The Special Speed Logistics company offers clients customised logistics solutions forparticularly urgent or complex special logistics assignments, enabling worldwide delivery withinjust a few hours. The Special Speed Solutions are based on high-speed and reliable transport byair, rail and road, as well as a tight international network consisting of more than 500 exclusivetransportation partners.
Time:matters generally has access to all available airlines and can therefore utilise a widerange of flight routes, with over 3,000 flights per day, to some 500 destinations in 90 countries.In addition, the company operates its own courier terminal for express and courier shipments atFrankfurt Airport.
