TALMA starts operations in Ecuador after buying Andes Airport Services

TALMA STARTS OPERATIONS IN ECUADOR

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TALMA STARTS OPERATIONS IN ECUADOR WITH THE ACQUISITION OF ANDES AIRPORT SERVICES

  • Talma will implement the highest quality standards in the ramp services offered by Andes Airport Services in seven airports in Ecuador.
  • The company is a leader in airport services and its operations have been recognized by various international certifications and awards.

As part of its strategy to expand its services to Ecuador, Talma, leading company in the airport sector, acquired the 100% of the Ecuadorian company Andes Airport Services.

For more than 15 years is in Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca, Manta, Baltra, Saint Christopher and Coca.

Talma brings with it the highest quality standards that have been recognized by various international certifications and awards.. Initially it will operate as Andes Airport Services, but in the future it will change its brand to Talma Ecuador.

“The strategy of expanding our operation to other countries continues with this opening in Ecuador. Our commitment, not only is maintaining the excellent level of service, but to improve it and thereby make the operation grow in Ecuador”, says Vladimir Muñoz, General Manager of Talma in Ecuador.

With this acquisition, Talma is present in three Latin American countries, operating in 20 airports in Peru, 3 cities in Mexico, and now in 7 airports in Ecuador.

This process of growth and expansion of Talma is possible thanks to the support of its customers, which drives it to improve and expand the level of its services and, with that, ensure the growth of its operations in the countries where it operates.

Last Thursday, 09 November 2017, Talma officially presented its operation in Ecuador in the presence of representatives of the national airport sector. Vladimir Muñoz, General Manager of Talma Ecuador, was in charge of making the exhibition. “We are very satisfied with the work in Ecuador. A successful integration of the Ecuadorian and Peruvian experience has been achieved, which has allowed us to achieve improvements in record time. Talma's value proposition, is based on security, speed and efficiency, three fundamental concepts for our operations and we seek to fully comply with them”, expressed during the event.

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Talma executives at the official presentation

Talma Ecuador's operations focus on ramp services for the main airlines that work in national territory. These include aircraft parking and towing, auxiliary services, aircraft loading and unloading, cabin cleaning, among others.

Talma Ecuador began its activity in May of the current year. During this time, has generated approximately 80 new jobs, investing in equipment and incorporating the SAP system, which has allowed the improvement in the level of service, punctuality and reliability in the operation. The services that Talma offers to the sector are backed by high international standards for quality management such as ISAGO, that accredits excellence in ground operations processes, and ISO 9001.

Talma Ecuador has a participation of 39% From the market, increasing in 5% regarding the beginning of its operations in the month of May. The company is committed to growing and strengthening its service, in order to meet the needs of current and potential customers, and seeks to offer new services such as aircraft maintenance, passenger service, among others.

Talma is present in three Latin American countries, operating in 20 airports in Peru, 3 cities in Mexico, and now in Ecuador with the commitment to offer the best service and high quality standards.

About Talma

Talma Airport Services S.A. It's a company, headquartered in Peru, that provides secure airport services, fast and efficient for more than 25 years. Its main lines of business include: cargo services, ramp services (Passenger services and Flight Operations to scheduled and non-scheduled airlines, including attention of executive aviation aircraft up to aircraft type B747-8), executive aviation, passenger service, aircraft maintenance and training services for the commercial aviation sector, the latter through Talma Training School.

Talma's leadership is sustained by investment in infrastructure, security processes, state-of-the-art technology and obtaining the highest level international authorizations and certifications.

in addition, It has the most modern facilities in Latin America and the highest standards in processes and services., internationally certified: ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (environment), OHSAS 18000 (occupational health and safety), and IATA ISAGO certification (safety audit for ground processes). In the same way, is a member of the IATA Ground Handling Council (IATA international forum for ground handling companies) and the International Association of Airport Services (ASA).

Currently, Talma mobilizes more than 225 thousand metric tons of air cargo per year and handles more than 120 thousand flights annually, this through a modern fleet of more than 1,700 specialized equipment and in constant renovation. More than 5,100 collaborators, operates in 20 airports in Peru, 3 cities in Mexico and 7 air terminals in Ecuador.

Talma Ecuador Quito Guayaquil Blanket Basin Baltra San Cristobal Ecuador
Talma operates with the main airlines that fly to Ecuador
Talma Ecuador Quito Guayaquil Blanket Basin Baltra San Cristobal Ecuador
Talma offers several aeronautical services to its clients.
Talma Ecuador Quito Guayaquil Blanket Basin Baltra San Cristobal Ecuador
Talma has the 30% market share.

 

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4 comments on “TALMA begins operations in Ecuador after purchasing Andes Airport Services”

  1. Good evening, Mr. Nicolas. I am proud to greet you. I ask you if it is not too much trouble. Give me a job opportunity. I worked a few years ago in the Andes for travel reasons.