time:matters spread wings to more African destinations via Brussels
time:matters, a global special speed logistics company, has established a new hub in Brussels and extended its services to Africa.
August 02, 2019: time:matters, a global special speed logistics company, has established a new hub in Brussels and extended its services to Africa. The highly efficient standardised network for global transports now includes 16 stations on the African continent, with time:matters serving 14 of these with standardised express transport solutions for the first time. With immediate effect, the company is offering its customers 81 weekly direct flights between Brussels and the 16 African destinations.
time:matters is using the existing Brussels Airlines network, and can, therefore, offer the fastest possible transport without stopover direct to the respective destination region. The expert in complex logistics solutions is using the new hub at Brussels Airport for this purpose. Customers will enjoy the same benefits there as at time:matters' other European hubs in Frankfurt, Munich, and Vienna: thanks to direct apron access, combined with physical monitoring of all shipments, time:matters guarantees not only speed and flexibility but also superb reliability and quality. Customers from the Benelux countries, in particular, will benefit immediately from rapid handling at the new hub from 120 minutes, while time:matters is offering transit times from 90 minutes for international shipments via Brussels.
The transport of time-critical shipments will now be available with the usual high level of reliability and precision for the destinations Abidjan, Accra, Banjul, Bujumbura, Conakry, Cotonou, Douala, Dakar, Entebbe, Freetown, Kigali, Luanda, Lome, Yaounde, Ouagadougou, and Monrovia, as well. The new stations in the 16 African countries offer import shipment handling times starting at 120 minutes. This means that time:matters can handle time-critical transports, such as spare and machine parts for the local oil, shipbuilding, mining and food industries, in a time- and cost-efficient manner. In addition to standardized transport, time:matters also offers tailor-made solutions for time-critical and sensitive shipments. The right transport solution can, therefore, be developed individually for each customer's specific logistical challenge.
"We are considerably extending our standardised offering of special speed transport solutions in the African market by including 14 new stations," explained Alexander Kohnen, CEO of time:matters GmbH. "Thanks to the new hub in Brussels, we are in a position to offer our customers access to our highly efficient network with the usual level of reliability and speed."
In Brussels, time:matters customers enjoy services such as individual pick-up and delivery of shipments upon request, prioritised loading and the usual customer service support around the clock. Furthermore, there is no weight limit in respect of shipments ex Brussels - everything can be accommodated, from a few kilograms to several tonnes.
