​Aeromar has extended its GSSA agreement with APG to include the United States.

APG will be providing wide-ranging sales and marketing services for Aeromar as well as full customer and agent support throughout the US.
​With a strategy based on service and permanent attention to the distribution channel, it is estimated that Aeromar's participation in this market will grow significantly, and it is intended to strengthen the routes of Puerto Escondido, Acapulco and Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, among others.
 
Likewise, the operation that Aeromar maintains today in the cities of Laredo and McAllen, routes that will strengthen the connection with one of the most important border crossings between Mexico and the United States, will be maximized.
 
Aeromar's fleet is the most modern in Mexico, having only 3 average years of operation. The ATRs, in addition to being the safest, are friendly to the environment by emitting 50% less pollutants than other aircraft.
 
Aeromar continues to carry out various sanitation measures and protocols from the virtual check-in process, use of sanitary filters, protective equipment, healthy distance, sanitation and cleaning in each of its areas.

APG has extended its commercial cooperation with Air Caraïbes through a new distribution agreement to develop sales for the airline on APG’s IET solution.
​Air Caraïbes is already a partner airline on APG IET.
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Through this “IET Plus” distribution agreement, APG will extend Air Caraïbes‘ commercial presence in 53 selected markets.

APG IET Plus is a distribution solution for tertiary markets with ticketing based on APG’s own GP documents through BSP and includes select sales activities in the chosen markets

Lion Air, the Indonesian low-cost airline, has appointed APG as its GSA in Turkey in advance of launching flights to Istanbul.

The APG office in Turkey will be providing full sales and marketing services as well as call centre and ticketing facilities effective 1 Sep 2020.

Lion Air (JT) is planning to start a scheduled direct flight to Turkey on 1 October 2021 with 2 weekly flights. The flight will depart every Monday and Friday at 2300hrs from Jakarta Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK), arriving in Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport (SAW) at 0730hrs the next day. The returning flight will depart Istanbul every Tuesday & Saturday at 0950hrs, arriving in Jakarta at 0230hrs the next day. Lion Air will deploy an Airbus A330 with a capacity of 440 seat on the route. ​

​airBaltic Cargo has appointed APG Cargo as its cargo general sales agent in Ireland.

The new contract expands the relationship between airBaltic and the APG Network, the biggest Passenger & Cargo GSA network in the world.

APG Cargo (Ireland) will be providing a full complement of cargo GSA services with enhanced cooperation with partner airlines and postal operators worldwide.

airBaltic operates 3 weekly Airbus A220 flights from Dublin to Riga and 2 weekly flights Dublin to Vilnius with onward connections to its entire European network.

The Irish cargo market will benefit from a global reach of 48 destinations on the airBaltic network, which include Helsinki, Moscow, Kiev, Abu Dhabi, Tbilisi, Tel Aviv and many more.

In 2019, airBaltic Cargo carried a record amount of cargo and mail – 14.8 thousand tons – which equated to an impressive 21% year on year increase.

The growth can be partly attributed to the extra capacity airBaltic now offers with the introduction of the Airbus A220-300 aircraft to the fleet, one of the world’s greenest commercial aircraft. airBaltic is the first airline in the world to operate an A220 only fleet.