A new SEKO Aerospace and Aviation arm, headed by Bryan Lowrie as managing director, has been established in Dallas. SEKO Logistics has been active in the aerospace industry, but is now looking to earn a larger share of a market projected to be worth US$352 billion by 2023.
“Customers don’t buy from you unless they know you because in the aerospace industry trust in a logistics company is not an insignificant thing,” Lowrie said. “If you have a production line building a plane, a ripple effect is caused if someone is late. Customers need the supply chain to be precise and they must be kept well informed.”
The majority of SEKO’s business today is airfreight imports into the U.S. from global suppliers. There are now 120 SEKO Logistics offices in 40 countries, in Europe, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific region. These locations will ultimately be joined by SEKO Aerospace and Aviation specialists in other leading markets for the industry, such as Singapore, China, India, Brazil and Ireland.
Photo: Bryan Lowrie