Singapore Airlines Cargo has appointed CHEP Aerospace Solutions to maintain and repair its entire fleet of ULDs worldwide under an exclusive five-year agreement.

In addition to Singapore Airlines Cargo’s global fleet of more than 16,000 containers and pallets used by SIA parent company and SIA Cargo, CHEP will also provide repairs for Scoot, Singapore Airlines’ fully-owned subsidiary operating medium- and long-haul low-cost flights. Repairs will be carried out across CHEP’s extensive global network, including stations in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. CHEP Aerospace Solutions will also be expanding its operations in Singapore to support this new business.

CHEP Aerospace Solutions president, Ludwig Bertsch, said: “Following our recent ULD management contract win with Cathay Pacific and retaining ULD repairs for American Airlines as subcontractor to their recently announced ULD outsourcing arrangement we are very pleased that the great momentum continues and Singapore Airlines Cargo has selected CHEP to maintain and repair its global fleet of ULDs. We are committed to providing world-class levels of service to all our business partners and welcome Singapore Airlines Cargo to our ever-expanding customer portfolio.”