Air Broking
Chartering an aircraft is often the most efficient solution for companies, government departments and associations looking to lower spend on transportation. When dealing with large groups of passengers, special cargo challenges or needing to access destinations not served by regular commercial airliners, chartering an aircraft offer obvious time and money saving advantages.
Leveraging years of experience in air broking and operations across the world, we customize all flights in close cooperation with our clients ensuring safety, efficiency and satisfaction.
Magne Dale is a significant contractor of airline services to several official authorities, among them the Norwegian Defense, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Norwegian Royal Family and cooperate closely with major airliners in Europe. Please contact us to discover how air chartering could benefit your organization. Read more
Airline Support
Airliners operating outside core countries often face major challenges related to local regulations, permits and customs as well as existing offer of airport handling services.
A range of airliners choose to channel operational tasks through us as detailed local knowledge is paramount to on-schedule and cost efficient operations. Our offer is wide and flexible and relates to all aspects of airliners operations including passenger and baggage handling, aircraft catering and fueling as well as crew transportation and lodging. We also manage all correspondence with local authorities regarding permissions and taxes.
Please contact us for more information on services offered to airliners operating in Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Read more
About
Leveraging more than 40 years of industry experience, Magne Dale is the preferred supplier of supervision and support services to a wide range of airliners, governments and organisations. Operating out of offices in Skien, Norway, Magne Dale has executed major logistical projects across Europe, North America and the Middle East.
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