Germany’s number one international airport, Frankfurt, is seeking to increase its two-way air cargo trade with South Africa. This was highlighted at a media briefing at the 2017 Air Cargo Africa conference in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg, by Fraport AG Chief Operating Officer Anke Giesen. (Fraport is the company that operates Frankfurt International Airport.)
“Business is already flourishing,” she pointed out. “Germany is already South Africa’s second largest trading partner, after China.” More than 600 German companies are active in South Africa. “These strong ties between our two countries are reflected by Frankfurt Airport.”
But the two countries both want to further increase this trade. And Fraport is eager to play its part in achieving this.
Source: www.engineeringnews.co.za
Frankfurt Airport aims to increase its business with South Africa