Aviator Airport Alliance signed a four-year contract with Lufthansa Group to provide full ground handling services at Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport (GOT). The agreement covers five of the group’s carriers – Lufthansa Airlines, Lufthansa City Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Swiss International Air Lines. The contract runs from 1 December 2026 to 30 November 2030 and covers approximately 70 turnarounds per week. Aviator will deliver full handling services, including de-icing and anti-icing – capabilities that are critical to maintaining punctuality through the demanding Nordic winter, when the agreement takes effect.
Casper Olhoff Dons, Chief Commercial Officer at Aviator commented: “Being entrusted with the Lufthansa Group’s operations at Gothenburg is a strong endorsement of our teams and the standards we uphold across the Nordics. Full handling at this scale demands precision and consistency, and we are ready to deliver it from day one. We look forward to supporting the group’s airlines and passengers at Landvetter through 2030.”
Demet Temur, Vice President Commercial Airport Agreements Lufthansa Group stated: “Gothenburg is an important station for Lufthansa Group within our Northern European network. Customer-oriented and reliable ground handling is fundamental to the experience we offer our passengers. We are pleased to deepen our cooperation with Aviator, whose teams have a proven track record at Gothenburg Airport – especially in the local and innovative collaboration with our staff. We look forward to working closely with them over the coming years.”
The agreement strengthens Aviator’s position at Gothenburg-Landvetter and within the Swedish market, where the company provides ground handling to a range of international carriers.
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