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Latest News
Menzies makes moves at London Heathrow
14th July
In a first for London Heathrow’s iconic terminal 5, the home of British Airways since it opened in 2008, another airline has moved in –...
Menzies team flies in to help at Mungalalu Truscott
9th July
In a first for Menzies, a team of ground handlers is working in a remote former Australian Royal Airforce base to support customer Airnorth and...
Amsterdam team says ‘it’s good to be back’
8th July
When Linda Veenstra, Service Delivery Manager, and the Amsterdam team went back to work at Schiphol Airport they decided to film the contrast with scenes...
Welcome back BA!
7th July
The Menzies team at Manchester Airport was thrilled to welcome British Airways back earlier this month. It was the flag carrier’s first flight from Manchester...
Charity film competition winners choose their charity
2nd July
Denver Station – the winners of our Don’t Rush / Staying in Touch film competition - have chosen to donate their £500 ($700) prize to...
A fairytale on the tarmac
1st July
Azam Sadeghi and Ali Farroukhmanesh returned to Göteborg Landvetter Airport in Sweden recently to take part in a fun photoshoot!...
Surprise delivery in Sydney!
30th June
The Menzies Ground Handling Management team at Sydney received an urgent call from Vietnam Airlines on 1 June, after a flight arrived carrying an unexpected...
London City - cleared for take off!
25th June
The Menzies team at London’s City Airport endured 88 days of shutdown, but on 21 June they were part of the team that got the...
Trio of Menzies teams takes cargo to new high
24th June
The Australian government recently announced an AUD110 million International Freight Assistance Mechanism to help the supply chain recover following the coronavirus crisis....