July was a month when QCS's regional branches demonstrated that they were confidently keeping pace with the capital. Uralsk, Atyrau, and Karaganda continued to increase their volumes and consistently meet their targets—we'll tell you how the month went and what's behind the numbers.
QCS GUW: Transportation Service
Each QCS branch has people without whom smooth operation is simply impossible—but they're rarely talked about. In this issue, we decided to take a look inside the QCS GUW transportation service.
Two employees, and they're responsible for a good portion of QCS GUW's operations. Every morning, they drive colleagues to work and back home in the evening, and throughout the day, they manage dozens of small but important branch tasks. They're not always visible from the outside, but without them, many things wouldn't get off the ground on time. A small team, but their contribution is felt every day.
Facts and Figures for July
We compiled production indicators for three regional branches, ranging from the number of flights handled to which points of sale were the month's leaders.
QCS URA (Uralsk)
The Uralsk team once again demonstrated stable and predictable performance in July – not a single flight was disrupted, and production volumes continue to grow in line with partner load factors.
Flights: A total of 40 flights were successfully handled in July. Of these, 26 were with SCAT (65% of all flights for the month) and 14 with FlyArystan (35%). SCAT remains the branch's main partner in terms of number of flights.
Production: 5,433 meals were prepared and delivered. FlyArystan provided 3,037 meals (55.90%), and SCAT 2,396 (44.10%).
