Time:matters, a supplier of worldwide special speed logistics, has partnered with CB Logistik, a specialist in express transportation, to has optimize its flight network in the area of spare parts logistics/after sales service. Due to COVID-19, most passenger flights to the Iberian Peninsula have been canceled. In order to alleviate the resulting bottleneck in freight capacity, both partners have been able to establish a freight flight network to and from Spain.
From Baden-Baden flights are now operating to the Spanish capital Madrid 5 days a week, Monday to Friday. A dedicated SAAB 340 SF aircraft departs weekdays from Baden-Baden at 20:00 and arrives in Madrid at 23:30. Shortly after midnight, the consignments can be distributed via CB Logistik’s partner network and thus reach Spanish and Portuguese customers by noon the same day. The majority of the consignments are delivered to the respective delivery points of the In-Night service customers before 08:00. The Balearic and Canary Islands can also be served from Madrid on the same day. Upon request, the new flight connection is also available from Madrid to Baden-Baden for time-critical shipments.
“By using the new freight flight route, our customers benefit from guaranteed shipping, extremely short handling times both in Baden-Baden and Madrid, and thus maximum flexibility,” said Stephan Vogel, Managing Director of time:matters Spare Parts Logistics.
About Time:Matters
Time:Matters is the expert for particularly urgent transports and complex logistics. Urgently needed spare parts, medical samples, dangerous goods and important documents are transported quickly and reliably from A to B via air, rail and road. If desired, your shipment is personally accompanied by an airmates On Board Courier. This is made possible by a global network with more than 500 courier partners and airlines. time:matters generally has access to all available airlines and can therefore utilize a wide range of flight routes: more than 3,000 connections a day to over 500 destinations in around 100 countries.
