Prestwick Airport appoints Paul McGrattan to boost exports
Paul McGrattan will work with exporters, freight forwarders and airline partners to improve outbound cargo capacity, focusing on seafood, pharmaceuticals, whisky and other premium goods.
Glasgow Prestwick Airport has appointed Paul McGrattan as Trade and Export Development Manager to increase outbound cargo volumes and grow its export business.
McGrattan will work with exporters, freight forwarders and the airport’s airline partners to improve load factors on eastbound services. His initial focus will be on seafood, pharmaceuticals, whisky and other premium export goods.
“We have built strong inbound cargo volumes at Prestwick, and the next step is to make better use of the capacity available on outbound flights,” said Jules Matteoni, Chief Executive Officer, Glasgow Prestwick Airport.
“Paul knows the forwarding and shipper market well and will work directly with Scottish businesses to identify where we can support more exports, particularly seafood and other time-sensitive products.”
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