Home Transport Aviation UAE’s dnata extends partnership with Brazil’s GOL Airlines dnata Brazil currently serves more than 15 airlines at 29 airports with a team of 5,000 local aviation professionals by Gulf Business August 5, 2022 Global air and travel services provider dnata has extended its long-standing partnership with GOL Airlines (GOL), a leading Brazilian low-cost carrier. The extension of the contract will see dnata continue to provide a range of passenger, ramp and baggage services to the airline, serving over 19 million passengers and supporting the safe and timely departure of up to 133,000 flights annually across 20 airports in Brazil. David Barker, dnata’s DSVP for Airport Operations, said: “We are proud to extend our successful partnership with GOL Airlines across their extensive Brazilian operations. We will continue to work hard to provide the highest level of quality and safety for the airline and its customers, every day.” André Cruz, GOL’s COO, said: “dnata is an important partner for GOL since 2016, providing excellent services in more than 20 cities in Brazil. This extension further strengthens our partnership and offers to our customers the best airport experience.” dnata has recently increased its investment in Brazil to become the sole shareholder of its local subsidiary. In recent years dnata Brazil has significantly expanded its footprint in the country and currently serves more than 15 airlines at 29 airports with a team of 5,000 local aviation professionals. David Barker added: “Our increased investment in Brazil underscores our commitment to the South American market, our highly-trained team and global customers. We see excellent growth opportunities and strong demand for our reliable and safe services across the continent. We will seize opportunities to further enhance our offering and consistently deliver world-class quality in Brazil and beyond.” Tags Brazil dnata GOL Airlines 0 Comments You might also like All-business airline beOnd lands new partnership with dnata Mubadala, Trafigura hire banks to sell Brazil port: Reports Petrobras wrapping up due diligence to buy back refinery from Mubadala, sources say G20 agree to work on Brazil’s ‘billionaire tax’ idea