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Mark Phelps

Trip support specialist UAS International Trip Support announced the winners of its UAS Outstanding Suppliers Awards for 2017-2018 yesterday at its MEBAA booth (500). Begun in 2015, the initiative recognizes UAS’s best-performing industry partners around the world.

 


The award selections are based on client satisfaction reports from the company’s procurement department. Client feedback is considered essential in selecting UAS’s suppliers, along with an internal assessment of quality and service levels. The list of awards for 2017-2018 includes:

 


Global Handler: ExecuJet Aviation Group

 


Best Customer Service: Jet Aviation (Asia-Pacific)

 


Global Fuel Supplier: Nautilus

 


Best Handler Africa: Stars Aviation Services

 


Best Handler America: Signature Flight Support USA

 


Best Handler Asia-Pacific and Indian Subcontinent: Hawker Pacific

 


Best Handler CIS, Russia, Europe: Harrods Aviation

 


Best Handler Middle East: ExecuJet Middle East

 


UAS co-owner, founder, and executive president Mohammed Husary said, “These suppliers never fail us, and this enables us to exceed our clients’ expectations.”

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