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BGS and Turkish Airlines extend partnership to 2026

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Dana Ermolenko
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BGS announced the extension of its partnership with Turkish Airlines, the flag carrier of Turkey, for ground handling services at Vilnius International Airport for a period of 3 years. Under the agreement, BGS will handle Turkish Airlines flights twice daily from VNO which rises to three times daily during the summer. 

Vitalis Dudys, BGS Group Head of Commerce, commented: "We are proud to continue our partnership with Turkish Airlines, a collaboration that has spanned over a decade. This extension reflects the trust and satisfaction both companies have in each other's capabilities."

This partnership renewal reinforces BGS's dedication to providing ground-handling services to one of the most prominent airlines in the world. Carrying on the long-standing partnership that has existed since Turkish Airlines' inaugural flight to VNO in 2013.

 





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