AHS Aviation Handling Services
Airlines, Airports & Air Services · Germany · 201-500 Employees
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Headquarters
Airport Plaza Haus D Ebene 4, Hamburg, H...Phone Number
+49 4950752481Website
www.ahs-aero.deRevenue
$36.2 MillionIndustry
About AHS Aviation Handling Services
The AHS Management Board under Erich Schultz was strengthened in 2002 with the addition of Reinhardt Erdmann-Leutner. By the end of 2003, the airport corporations of Munster/Osnabruck and Nuremberg joined in as company shareholders through their mutual daughter company AirPart Ltd. 40% of the company's shares then went to Hanover, 35% to Hamburg, 14% to Bremen, 10% to Munster/Osnabruck and 1% to AirPart. In the same year, AHS also opened an operation center in Germany's largest airport in Frankfurt. In 2005, AHS acquired 49% of the stake in S. Stuttgart Ground Services Ltd at Stuttgart Airport from Swissport Germany Ltd. At the same time, the airport company in Stuttgart became another of AHS' shareholders. The company's shares are now distributed between Hanover (34.75%), Hamburg (32.25%), Bremen (12%), Stuttgart (10%), Munster/Osnabruck (10%) and AirPart (1%). At the end of 2005, AHS took over LTU's ground operations at Dusseldorf Airport and established a new company, the AHS EuroGrRead more
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The AHS Management Board under Erich Schultz was strengthened in 2002 with the addition of Reinhardt Erdmann-Leutner. By the end of 2003, the airport corporations of Munster/Osnabruck and Nuremberg joined in as company shareholders through their mutual daughter company AirPart Ltd. 40% of the company's shares then went to Hanover, 35% to Hamburg, 1... Read More