Global GSA Group has been appointed General Sales and Services Agent (GSSA) for Asiana Airlines Cargo in France and Germany, strengthening the airline’s commercial footprint in two of Europe’s most strategic export markets. The agreement is designed to ensure full sales continuity and operational stability as Asiana Airlines continues its integration within the wider Korean Air framework.

Across France and Germany, Global GSA Group supports strong Asia-bound trade flows, particularly to South Korea and Japan, by optimizing capacity across the airline’s passenger network and wider cargo solutions. Both markets generate substantial export volumes routed via Seoul Incheon, providing seamless access not only to Northeast Asia but also to onward global destinations. In both countries, Global GSA Group ensures comprehensive commercial and operational coverage, delivering sales and business development, reservations, billing, marketing support, operational coordination, and dedicated day-to-day customer service.

Germany, as Europe’s leading industrial economy, drives significant air cargo demand, while France plays a key role in consolidated shipments and diversified export flows, with a strong emphasis on optimizing passenger flight capacity and developing specialized market segments. In both countries, Global GSA Group ensures disciplined capacity management, close alignment with freight forwarders, and consistent commercial performance across core cargo verticals.

“France and Germany are cornerstone markets for Asian trade flows,” said Aytekin Saray, CEO of Global GSA Group. “Our strength lies in combining deep local expertise with structured capacity management, enabling us to support consolidation flows, optimize sales performance, and deliver measurable results across diverse commodity segments.”

Together, Asiana Airlines Cargo and Global GSA Group are committed to providing freight forwarders with reliable and structured access to Asia, backed by strong local expertise and consistent service quality across both markets