August 25, 2006 -- AVIAREPS has moved its USA office from Miami to New York. The rooms in downtown Manhattan will be the new headquarter of the airline representative for the United States. The office in Miami will continue to serve and manage the southern part of America where AVIAREPS has seven offices from Argentina to Mexico. The reason for the expansion of the locations in the USA was a missing presence in the commercial capital of America, which is of great importance for many companies.
Fraser Teasdale, General Manager of AVIAREPS for the US market, comments on the new location: “It was a basic step to offer our clients our services at the face of the economic metropolis. Since we moved we have already entertained several new potential clients, for whom it is a major factor that we are placed in New York.”
The contact of the office in New York is:
1 Penn Plaza Phone: + 1 - 646 467 9670
Suite 1926 Fax: +1 - 646 649 9170
New York, NY 10119 Email: fteasdale@aviareps.com
United States
The office in the United States has already established a great row of clients such as Air Namibia, Estonian Air, Airport Munich, BWIA and Adria Airways. A special new client is AeroSur for the set up in Miami. The Bolivian airline is now offering non-stop flights from Miami to Santa Cruz/Bolivia three times a week.
With an extensive offices network in over 30 countries, AVIAREPS is considered one of the most successful worldwide airline representation companies. Approximately 65 international carriers trust in AVIAREPS' long-running experience, professionalism and well-established contacts. The traditional GSA work has been converted within AVIAREPS into an airline management character, where among the sales, marketing, call center, ticket fulfilment duties, other areas like IT and Network Management, Financial Services, PR Management, BSP/IBCS Management and Yield Optimisation became a substantial factor of the service portfolio. With a worldwide unique Performance Guarantee, AVIAREPS has benchmarked itself among all its competitors.
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