Following what it calls “significant growth” in 2015, global air charter company, Air Charter Service, has announced its German operation is expanding into new premises in Frankfurt. https://www.www.c-mw.net/strong-tailwind-for-air-charter-service/ MD of ACS Germany Caroline Werf said a record year had seen the company double its staff since January. This new, bigger, office is nearer the centre of the Frankfurt. “We have around double the floorspace of our last office allowing us room for further growth of the team. Along with our expanding passenger and cargo departments, our on board courier team is also growing more rapidly than expected as they have smashed all targets for this year,” Werf added and reported revenues up nearly 50% on last year. ACS was formed in 1990 by chairman Chris Leach in the UK and now employs 300 staff worldwide, across 19 offices. The company says its revenues are in excess of US$450m and arranges more than 9,000 charters annually, including for key meetings and cargos for major events.
Air Charter Service expands in Germany as revenues soar 50%
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