As Uganda Airlines prepares to resurrect service later this month, a report from The Observer notes National Aviation Services (NAS) will be in charge of ground handling for the airline.
According to The Observer, Uganda Airlines signed a one-year contract with NAS, and Uganda Airlines CEO Ephraim Bagyenda hopes the airline can build enough capacity to eventually self-handle its flights.
Uganda Airlines is scheduled to resume commercial flights for the first time in 17 years on Aug. 28.
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