My Freighter expands BGS partnership across Europe

BGS will provide fuel supply and ground handling services for My Freighter at Ostrava, Tallinn and Riga.

My Freighter expands BGS partnership across Europe

My Freighter has expanded its partnership with Baltic Ground Services (BGS), awarding the aviation services provider fuel supply and ground handling contracts at three European airports.

Following a competitive tender process, BGS will provide services for the cargo airline at Ostrava Airport (OSR) in the Czech Republic, Tallinn Airport (TLL) in Estonia and Riga Airport (RIX) in Latvia.

The agreement expands an existing relationship between the companies, with BGS already providing fuel supply services to My Freighter at Tallinn.

The addition of Ostrava and Riga extends the partnership across Central and Eastern Europe, while integrating fuel supply and ground handling services across the three locations.

Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, founder and chief executive of Centrum Holding, said: “We're pleased to expand our cooperation with Baltic Ground Services. BGS's award of these three locations is a testament to their operational excellence and customer-focused approach.

“This expanded partnership is strategically important for My Freighter as we continue to scale operations and strengthen our presence in the Baltic and Central European markets.

“The integration of fuel supply and ground handling services across Ostrava, Tallinn, and Riga will provide significant operational synergies and enhance our ability to serve our customers with greater efficiency and reliability.”

Vitalis Dudys, head of commerce at BGS Group, added: “We are proud to continue supporting My Freighter in Tallinn while expanding our cooperation to Riga and Ostrava.

“Our goal is to provide customers with consistent, high-quality fueling and ground handling services across our network, ensuring operational reliability wherever they fly.

“We highly appreciate My Freighter's trust and look forward to further strengthening our partnership as their operations continue to grow in Europe.”