Think big: two Argentine companies are encouraged to go for everything

It has been shown that projects that are thought and created together are more likely to be successful than those that are thought of and completed alone. Not only because responsibilities are shared, but also because there is more room for creativity and innovation.

Such is the case of Banco Macro and the Argentine company dedicated to the commercialization, maintenance and operation of aircraft, Hangar Uno, who made the decision to continue betting on their country and create a VIP space at the San Fernando International Airport.

The VIP at the San Fernando International Airport provides exclusive services for Banco Macro clients, offering a relaxing environment for passengers. The service also has free parking and high-speed internet. In addition, Banco Macro clients have special benefits in the flight school, executive flights, experiences and private tours, which are carried out in Hangar Uno aircraft.

As reported by Banco Macro's Commercial Banking Manager, Brian Anthony, the main objective of the merger with Hangar Uno is to return to thinking big. “We want to continue betting on what we do and growing,” he shared. Meanwhile, Matías Cassano, Director of Hangar Uno, revealed that for them the VIP at the San Fernando International Airport marks a very big milestone because it is something they never imagined.

In times where fear and uncertainty can take over our days, it is key to give way to our creative part and make strategic alliances with those colleagues who we believe can empower us to carry out all our projects. Banco Macro and Hangar Uno were encouraged to do so and are already seeing the results that, at first, they thought were unattainable.

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Such is the case of Banco Macro and the Argentine company dedicated to the commercialization, maintenance and operation of aircraft, Hangar Uno, who made the decision to continue betting on their country and create a VIP space at the San Fernando International Airport.