IN response to the growing demand for air waybill (AWB) verification, ECS has expanded its back office offering with the establishment of a new service center in India called Squair, reports London's Air Cargo News.
This marks ECS's first service center in Asia.
Located in Mumbai, the Squair Service Center will cater to the rising need for AWB verification outsourcing.
The newly formed team will handle AWB data capture activities for current Squair customers while creating opportunities for future growth.
The addition of the Mumbai team complements the existing Squair team based in Sofia, which has been delivering AWB verification and customs reporting services to international airlines across 12 countries since 2019.
"There is a growing interest amongst airlines to maximize efficiency in their processes," said ECS Group executive chairman Adrien Thominet.
"India is the perfect location for our Verify service expansion as it offers an abundant and skilled workforce with competitive unit costs."
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