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G Force GSA Mexico to assume American Airlines Cargo sales in country

Lewis KingbyLewis King
June 16, 2017
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American Airlines Cargo has selected G Force GSA Mexico as its new General Sales Agent (GSA) in Mexico. The new partnership will expand AA Cargo’s reach to five new locations across Mexico.

The partnership goes into effect on July 1, 2017. In addition to selling American’s services in Mexico City, G Force will conduct sales from local outposts in Cancun, Guadalajara, Leon, Puerto Vallarta and Monterrey.

G Force’s team includes 20 sales professionals, with offices in each of the six cities served.

“Mexico is a very important part of our worldwide network, with a high demand for both inbound and outbound cargo traffic such as pharmaceuticals, auto parts and seafood,” said Shanna Abbott, American Airlines Cargo’s GSA contracts manager. “Having G Force represent us throughout Mexico will enhance service for our customers who ship to or from these key cities. A local presence is a sure-fire way for us to ensure that each customer’s needs are being met.”

Tags: ACNAmerican Airlines Cargo (AA Cargo)MexicoU.S. - Mexico trade
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