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Courier company buys into United Links

11 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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Tammy Seita - remains branch manager Brian Hingley - new managing director USE COMBINED weight to achieve the rate. That is the motto of courier The Transit Group of Companies that has acquired a majority share in local airfreight wholesaler United Links SA. United Links will complement the group’s services by providing an independent wholesale world wide service to the airfreight industry. Transit Domestic will provide a courier consolidation service between the main centres in South Africa and Transit International Services will offer an international courier consolidation service to the UK. Brian Hingley is the newly appointed managing director of United Links and will work closely with branch manager Tammy Seita and her team. “United Links SA will retain its identity within the group and trade under its existing name, but we will, in conjunction with United Links UK, update the logo,” he said.

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